I feel like I'm a confidante, being talked to about people behind their backs. So do they do the same thing about me when I'm not there? What do you have to do to be the ridicule of everybody who doesn't have to worry about you being in the same room? Or am I just too naive?
The real time to worry - I find - is when people stop talking to you about others behind their backs, that's when you are most likely the topic of their conversations.
Meh - what's it matter anyway, if they're talking to you about others your part of the 'gang' if not then you are the centre of attention (for good or bad) - I say gotta love that spotlight
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Date: 2003-02-11 01:13 pm (UTC)The real time to worry - I find - is when people stop talking to you about others behind their backs, that's when you are most likely the topic of their conversations.
Meh - what's it matter anyway, if they're talking to you about others your part of the 'gang' if not then you are the centre of attention (for good or bad) - I say gotta love that spotlight