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apple theory
Thursday, August 14, 2008 at 9:38 AM

when it comes to friendship in trios, i have an apple theory.

if there were 3 apples... 2 big, and one small... which one would you take?

some types of friends would take the big one, and have it for themselves... and the last one is a rotten egg, and gets the small one.

some types of friends would take the smaller one, but fret over the decision later and feel upset and deprived, and ready to claim what was his own.

some types of friends plan to take the smaller one, but in essence they want the big one and somtimes take it anyway.

and there are some types of friends...

who take that small apple willingly... keep it away from the other two, so that they never get the worse deal. there would be no regrets, no conflict, no pain and no damage. and finally, that type of person would stop and eat the apple with you in public.

which type of friend are you?

End.