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Anonymous Archived
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 No.84754869 Archived
>overheard my "friend" calling me an NPC behind my back and telling everyone else in the group that I'm expendable and used that as justification to take my chair when I stepped away for just one minute

How do I react? Do I just cut them off? I don't think I am an NPC considering I post on 4chan for fucks sake. If anything they're more normie considering their opinions and the stuff they talk about, but it's the only group I attached myself with after high school. I'm also a complete fucking sperg socially, so maybe that's why they see me that way. Still, any ideas on how to split up him and his girlfriend he's planning to propose to?
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Anonymous
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 No.84754884
>>84754869
No worries they are splitting to guaranteed.
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Anonymous
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 No.84754887
>>84754869
Just dump them man
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Anonymous
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 No.84754888
>I don't think I am an NPC considering I post on 4chan for fucks sake.
Congrats, that's the dumbest thing I've read today.
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Anonymous
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 No.84755046
>>84754869
you are an npc tho and you must be 18 years old to post here little man
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