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you think?

even if that happens, I probably won't be mad anyway. "thrown out" makes it seem much worse than it'd really be

>spend good time together with someone
>good time together stops

ok cool. I'm not mad. I'd remember the good times we had, and not be upset over things that didn't happen afterwards

besides, logically speaking, lets say the person's entire goal is to get erp and they're doing it constantly to many people: if they enjoy erp with me, why would they "throw me out"? won't it make more sense to keep hanging out with me to get more? I can only imagine they'd throw someone out if the erp was bad

the more I think about it, the more I come to the conclusion that if they throw you out afterwards, you probably just weren't good enough. they put all this effort into you, but you didn't put enough effort back into them. it makes sense they'd give up on you after that. I see nothing wrong here.

a good relationship should have equal trade on both sides