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my friend is being a jerk


Question Posted Sunday October 31 2004, 10:50 pm

my friend is being a jerk an he thinks he is never wrong an that he an always right...an he thinks he is better than everyone, plus he is addicted to adderall (my medication) what do i do to tell him he is being a royal ass?

Josh

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AdInA answered Sunday October 31 2004, 11:01 pm:
have you talked to him about him bein a jerk? if you havent you better start talking. tell him he needs to stop bein such a jerk because its really scaring friends away. tell him how it isnt possible for someone to always be right.. and its okay to be wrong cause even if he thinks he is soo perfect, he isnt. its only normal for ppl not to be perfect.

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