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03-26-2007, 11:34 PM #11Senior Member
Gossiping!
I love to hear it too. I try not to spread it though (I dont always try as hard as I should).
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03-28-2007, 12:59 AM #12Senior Member
Gossiping!
i used to gossip all the time. i hung out with a group of um..let's say...bitches....lol and that's all we did. we were on that mean girls shit. but i stopped b/c that's not the kind of person i wanted to be. i can't stand girls that will talk shit but smile in your face. people who talk about their "friends" are the scum of the earth to me. but i still gossip about trivial things and people i don't care about - everyone does that.
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03-28-2007, 01:21 AM #13Senior Member
Gossiping!
I have tons of girl acquaintances, but only one girl best friend. While I listen to the other girl's gossip, me and my best friend hardly gossip, 'cause we're around guys the entire time and none of them wanna hear it lol BUT if you get me goin' it gets juicy
I'm like sam tho, I'll say ANYTHING I think about you, to your face (which actually got me in biggg trouble once).
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03-28-2007, 01:35 AM #14Senior Member
Gossiping!
Originally Posted by BabyFacedAbortion
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03-28-2007, 01:39 AM #15Senior Member
Gossiping!
hmmm i like celeb gossip alot and if something crazy happens down the street ill laugh at it and tell John....but im not completely crazy about it.
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03-28-2007, 02:54 AM #16Senior Member
Gossiping!
The men I know gossip about other people they know getting taken advantage of in car or real estate or business deals, for the most part, but they also gossip if they've heard something on the female grapevine about extra-marital dalliances. I suspect they gossip about women when they're out of our earshot.
We women, on the other hand, don't tend to limit ourselves to just those few categories. We talk about anything and everything we can think of.
I recently learned a painful lesson about this subject. Was going along with someone who initiated a topic in which he was running someone else down. I played along and wrote some hurtful words that I didn't mean. Unfortunately, the person who got mutually run down was someone I love and care about deeply, far more than I even realized at the time. And that person was worth about a hundred times more than the person who initiated the run-down. Well, serves me right. The person who we ran down found out about it and confronted me and was understandably hurt. I was far more at fault than the person who initiated the run-down, ultimately, because I participated instead of standing up and telling the initiator my true feelings and making clear where my real loyalty stood. This is going to haunt me for the rest of my life because causing pain to someone I love--and to this loved one in particular-- is the last thing I ever want to do. Even now when I think about this, I get teary and still want to knock myself in the head for being so hurtful and stupid. My husband wasn't pleased with this event, either, because he respects the heck out of the friend I ended up hurting.
This person I love who found out about the run-down has found it in his heart to forgive me, reflecting what I've always known, that he's a far better person than I am. But I remain haunted by the possibility that he could just as well have tossed me into the trash and never spoken to me again, which would have been what I deserved.
Sorry for the long story. I hope it'll help everyone everywhere think before ever talking ugly about someone else. Please don't ever ever do that. It's true that the real character of a person comes out when they think no one else is looking, listening, or reading. I see the fact that my friend found out as a good thing, really, because it taught me such a deep lesson and brought my hurtful foolishness out in the open. But oh my, if I could undo the hurt I did, I would. Randy, if you're out there, this is my way yet again of telling you how sorry I am and how very much I love you. Thank you for being a better person than I could ever begin to be. Thank you for still being friends with me because I don't deserve that honor. I'm awfully glad you have bestowed it on me nonetheless.[SIZE=\"4\"]\"That best portion of a good man\'s life: his little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and love.\"[/SIZE]
[align=center]William Wordsworth, English poet (1770 - 1850)[/align]
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03-28-2007, 03:26 AM #17Senior Member
Gossiping!
male gossiping ~ aka bullshittin
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03-30-2007, 10:31 PM #18Senior Member
Gossiping!
Originally Posted by blackbarbie
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people need to be nice and not gossip :hippy: