When friends start to steal you'r personality

[maxfisher]

so, i hate when i spend an extended period of time with a specific friend and they start to do everything that i do, when i do it, how i do it.. so what do u do when this happens, unless of course, you are that friend... advice or thoughts??

[gunt]

i guarantee no one on 2+2 will try to steal your personality...as magnetic as it is.

[Dale]

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so, i hate when i spend an extended period of time with a specific friend and they start to do everything that i do, when i do it, how i do it.. so what do u do when this happens, unless of course, you are that friend... advice or thoughts??

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Usually you can yell "stop copying me" in the hallway or at recess. If that doesn't work, complain to the teacher or principal.

[jokerthief]

You could learn to be flattered by it. I have the same problem. My friends will always mimic my jokes and it does get frustrating. It's like plagerism. The worst is when I meet someone new and they spring out one of my good voices or characters before I do. After a while I learned to not let this bother me because eventually everyone figures out who the funny one is.

[maxfisher]

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You could learn to be flattered by it. I have the same problem. My friends will always mimic my jokes and it does get frustrating. It's like plagerism. The worst is when I meet someone new and they spring out one of my good voices or characters before I do. After a while I learned to not let this bother me because eventually everyone figures out who the funny one is.

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this is exactly what im talking about, its so annoying, but youre absolutely right that it always comes out, it always comes out in the end

[Los Feliz Slim]

As long as they don't steal your grammar or punctuation everything should be OK.

[maxfisher]

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As long as they don't steal your grammar or punctuation everything should be OK.

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you got me man, you are good

[touchfaith]

You should consider killing them...










...and yourself.

[M2d]

I think you're actually stealing theirs. think about it. you meet someone, start hanging out a lot and suddenly realize that you're both acting similarly. Once or twice, maybe they're stealing your personality, but over and over again? Man, that's a trend and the only common factor is you.

[tek]

Quick, someone Google Seinfeld--I'm sure he covered this topic like ten years ago [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]