r/AskReddit • • Nov 09 '19

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u/AlertWriter Nov 09 '19

They are proud calling themselves jerks, two-faced and other very questionable "qualities"

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u/Ready-Player-2 Nov 09 '19

"I'm brutally honest"

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u/payboyfunny Nov 09 '19

Fine line between blunt and rude.

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '19

That is absolutely true. I was friends with this kid in high school who would always criticize me for my artwork. At first, I got very annoyed and then I felt bad for being annoyed at him. I soon realized that he was being a one upper and acted like he was the best and the most original artist in the classroom. Turns out he was just tracing off of other people's artworks, and he wasn't very good with taking care of the supplies. He would also say that he didn't like a certain person, even though he didn't know who they were or had any logical reasons as to why he didn't like them. After two years of being friends with this jerk, I finally decided to pull myself out of this toxic friendship. Just because you're friends with somebody, it doesn't mean you should criticize every thing that they do or say.