>No Good Deed Goes Unpunished -- Oscar Wilde What are some

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2015-12-28 06:01:51 Post No. 25304362
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Anonymous 2015-12-28 06:01:51 Post No. 25304362 [Report]

>No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
-- Oscar Wilde

What are some honorable or compassionate acts you've performed in your life that resulted in an adverse outcome? I'll start.

>First week of middle school
>Eating lunch w/ friends from elementary school
>Two new kids want to eat with us
>My group of friends reject them
>I plead with my friends for them to stay
> "Anon, let it go or we'll kick you out too."
>Stand up to them and leave w/ the two new kids
>Old group of friends never talked to me again
>Made friends w/ the 2. (Still friends to this day)
>Highschool
>Old group of friends become the popular kids, even become the majority of the student body government.

I'm proud of the decision I made that day in middle school, but I can't help but wonder how different my youth what have been like if I stayed with the gang.

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Anonymous 2015-12-28 06:05:06 Post No.25304440
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Anonymous 2015-12-28 06:05:06 Post No.25304440 [Report]

Trust me, it's better you did what you did. They may have been popular, but you would have have a worse friendship with those kind of people because you would have to constantly be sacrificing your own judgment for their approval.
I wouldn't regret your decision.

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Anonymous 2015-12-28 06:09:30 Post No.25304529
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Anonymous 2015-12-28 06:09:30 Post No.25304529 [Report]

I can relate, anon.

>6th grade, start of middle school (6-8)
>sit with group of neighborhood kids, understood to be cool and "in" with trends, girls, etc.
>leave for Thanksgiving, take a few days on vacation (do this for years with family)
>come home
>they replaced me with a kid with tourette's
>wouldn't let me back in, no exceptions
>sat with other kids I wasn't great friends with
>23 now, still talk to all of those kids from new table

Moral of story: those kids were fucking ass holes, and still are, and can slob my knob

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Anonymous 2015-12-28 07:10:19 Post No.25305737
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Anonymous 2015-12-28 07:10:19 Post No.25305737 [Report]

>>25304362
>tfw you were the beta fuck who was in with the cool kids and just watched as they fucking ruined autists and weirdos

I don't even want to greentext how much what I did made me hate myself, I only did it because it was easy but damn.