Handling people is a pain sometimes...

Over time you'll probably meet different kinds of people, and by saying this i mean to say... some people can be a real pain on your behind... and it does take different measures when handling them the right way.

Of course, by using the word 'handling,' it might sound as if you're a puppeteer, but hey, it is sometimes necessary to draw a line so that they don't interfere with your privacy too much.

Here's the point... It is not about having your privacy exposed because hey, there isn't really much to hide anyway, really... but they do waste a lot of your time and that is an issue...

Some people claim that they're your good friend and encourage you to tell them everything, as if they decide whether your name gets printed in the Book of Life or not. It is understandable if they genuinely care about your life, however, some people asks out of mockery (hell you don't know how many sadistic bastards are out there, I tell you), and overdoing it is not a wise decision, especially to me.

WELL, I'm not to point out anyone specific, I just want to you tell what you can do when you're in a situation related to this.

10 Commandments for Peaceful Living
1. Never give your house phone number to anyone.
2. Try to leave your mobile phone out of sight, so you have an excuse for not picking it up.
3. Never share anything so that they have more excuses to call you.
4. Make a list of excuses, or use the old ones and don't give a shit if anyone would find out.
5. Press the red phone when they call, so they get the point.
6. Tell them to shut up. (I've done that, and it works)
7. Hang up on them.
8. Disappear. (well not unless they're your neighbor, sorry to know that)
9. Never ever believe that they can really help you practically when the time comes
10.Don't be like one of them (yea... if not you'll be treated the way above)

I do trust that you're not that stupid to do this to your parents, so please direct this onto people who'd waste your time than give you practical help. Even if I needed emotional help, I'd call a counsellor. But hey... if you're a person who seriously needs a friend, ignore everything I just said.

Touché.