You didn't love them. You failed to love them. They didn't fail to love you. That's on you. Not them. I'm sure they regret giving you the chance to hurt them too.

"Not our friends", and "not his friends"? You liked the attention, and you were afraid it was going to go somewhere else. You didn't love them, but you're ego sure loved them loving you. You played them. You fail in the decent human being category.

Why is not ever loving such an issue for you, that you feel the need to post it? They likely already figured that out, and don't care anymore.

uhh doesn't this mean that YOU failed?

You still can't get me out of your head, can you? Well, tata.

You failed! What kind of chance doesn't even include making out?

I loved someone I thought I knew, someone I thought that loved me too. I didn't really love you. I loved a fictional character that merely looked like you. It was my fault for being naive, and for trusting you. I failed to see under the sheep disguise to find a wolf hiding inside. But, lesson learned, and I'll never fall for it again.

You're friends didn't talk you into anything. You went seeking their approval.

I really thought you were special, you just turned out to be an empty bottomless pit. How disappointing. I thought you were so much better. I really pity you. What a shame you have become. How sad for you. I really hope you find your way to the light someday, but excuse me if I don't hold my breath.

" The theme of this year's bullying prevention event in Vancouver, Pink Shirt Day, is Nice Needs No Filter, which focuses upon an ongoing issue in our tech-driven era—online bullying—by spreading kindness.
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Cyberbullying can range from sending threats via text messaging to using social media to embarass or exclude someone.