Befriending a Psychopath: Blog#5
Most people I connect with are fairly similar. They tend to have somewhat similar interests to my other friends and I, and I rarely have disagreements with any of them. This isn't necessarily a bad thing since similar people will get along much easier and most likely connect on levels that most dissimilar people can't. However, I have one good friend who is a very strong exception to this strange rule of similarity. Their name is Liz, and they are in many ways my polar opposite. We don't like the same foods, shows, music, hobbies, school subjects, hell we don't even like the same kind of people, but for some strange reason, unlike just about everyone else I have ever met, that didn't manage to stop us from becoming friends. Most of my time with friends is usually spent in a sort of “safe” way. By that I mean our time spent together may be friendly and entertaining, but rarely does the focus drastically shift from day to day, creating a somewhat repetitive atmosph