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Sociology > Depression |
| User: |
"Alistaire" |
| Date: |
09 Sep 2004 03:17:45 PM |
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When you change your phone number |
do you bother to alert people who should know? how immediately do you
do it?
I recently changed my cell phone number and I caught a lot of flack
from people for not telling them that it changed. I found this funny
because these people never call me! I remember being so depressed
when I first got my cell phone, sent an e-mail with my number to all
these people, and asked them to call me so I could get an idea of its
coverage area/etc.
Nobody called. I waited a whole month. Not a single call. That's when
I realized that I need to call people first before they will bother to
call me. Which to me is a good sign that they simply do not care about
me.
I also find this interesting because, on the occasions that others
have changed their numbers, none of them ever bothered to notify me.
Why should I be chastised for giving as good as I get?
My list of "friends" gets smaller and smaller. My desire to live
becomes weaker by the minute. I am simply not wanted or needed in this
world.
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| User: "epicphart" |
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| Title: Re: When you change your phone number |
10 Sep 2004 09:43:26 PM |
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Alistaire wrote:
do you bother to alert people who should know? how immediately do you
do it?
I recently changed my cell phone number and I caught a lot of flack
from people for not telling them that it changed. I found this funny
because these people never call me! I remember being so depressed
when I first got my cell phone, sent an e-mail with my number to all
these people, and asked them to call me so I could get an idea of its
coverage area/etc.
Nobody called. I waited a whole month. Not a single call. That's when
I realized that I need to call people first before they will bother to
call me. Which to me is a good sign that they simply do not care about
me.
I also find this interesting because, on the occasions that others
have changed their numbers, none of them ever bothered to notify me.
Why should I be chastised for giving as good as I get?
My list of "friends" gets smaller and smaller. My desire to live
becomes weaker by the minute. I am simply not wanted or needed in this
world.
cells blow, human contact, even with us drive bys are more into the real
world than cell toting wannbes...
lmfao
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| User: "humble.life" |
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| Title: Re: When you change your phone number |
09 Sep 2004 09:17:15 PM |
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Alistaire wrote:
do you bother to alert people who should know? how immediately do you
do it?
I recently changed my cell phone number and I caught a lot of flack
from people for not telling them that it changed. I found this funny
because these people never call me! I remember being so depressed
when I first got my cell phone, sent an e-mail with my number to all
these people, and asked them to call me so I could get an idea of its
coverage area/etc.
Nobody called. I waited a whole month. Not a single call. That's when
I realized that I need to call people first before they will bother to
call me. Which to me is a good sign that they simply do not care about
me.
I also find this interesting because, on the occasions that others
have changed their numbers, none of them ever bothered to notify me.
Why should I be chastised for giving as good as I get?
My list of "friends" gets smaller and smaller. My desire to live
becomes weaker by the minute. I am simply not wanted or needed in this
world.
i have a nightmare even telling my bank i've moved......
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| User: "allen" |
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| Title: Re: When you change your phone number |
09 Sep 2004 08:23:10 PM |
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I changed a few months ago and haven't told anyone. I only had a few
people upset that I hadn't told them, but then the only reason they were
calling me is because they wanted to borrow my truck and help them move some
stuff.
"Alistaire" <ayabech@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:5d1ebe4.0409091217.43f5c10a@posting.google.com...
do you bother to alert people who should know? how immediately do you
do it?
I recently changed my cell phone number and I caught a lot of flack
from people for not telling them that it changed. I found this funny
because these people never call me! I remember being so depressed
when I first got my cell phone, sent an e-mail with my number to all
these people, and asked them to call me so I could get an idea of its
coverage area/etc.
Nobody called. I waited a whole month. Not a single call. That's when
I realized that I need to call people first before they will bother to
call me. Which to me is a good sign that they simply do not care about
me.
I also find this interesting because, on the occasions that others
have changed their numbers, none of them ever bothered to notify me.
Why should I be chastised for giving as good as I get?
My list of "friends" gets smaller and smaller. My desire to live
becomes weaker by the minute. I am simply not wanted or needed in this
world.
.
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