Close Friends and a Person’s Character
“Close Friends And A Person’s Character”
If you want to judge the character of
your boyfriend or girlfriend quickly, start by
looking at the close friends he or she hangs out
with.
Likes attract likes. It’s just one
of the universal rules of attraction.
If a woman hangs out with a lot of golddiggers,
then most of the time she will be a golddigger too -
even if she hides it well.
If a man hangs out with a lot of liars
and scammers, then most of the time he will be a liar
or scammer too. How else would he survive among
a den of thieves?
If a woman hangs out with a lot of cheaters.
then you can bet she will cheat on you sooner or later.
A reader once told me how all five of his
girlfriend’s roommates were cheating on their boyfriends
and how going to her place to have sex always
felt like going to a whore house because there would
always be guys dropping in. I warned him to keep an eye
out for his girlfriend. A month later, he caught her
in bed with another guy.
Anyway…
If a man hangs out with a lot of gamblers,
you can bet he’s not going to stop gambling any
time soon.
If a woman hangs out with a lot of bimbos,
you can bet she’s not so smart either.
Friendship is based on common values and
qualities, get it?
By the way, this “test” applies to you
as well.
If you are hanging out with the “wrong
crowd”, think about whether or not your time
could be better spent with other people or on
more productive activities.
Hang out with the losers enough, and you
will end up as a loser too. Don’t be surprised
if you wake up one day and find out you are
exactly like your close friends!
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- Marius Panzarella
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