What do you do about friendships or relationships that are one-sided and not being reciprocated?

>>33327779 (OP)
You either stay with them for the pleasure of being the giving one, or you quit

>>33327779 (OP)
if you're the one being the simp, kill yourself.
if they're the ones being the simp, tell them to kill themselves.

>>33327779 (OP)
Source or name?

>>33327779 (OP)
go next

>>33327924
Miss tricky. She has sweaty armpits

>>33327779 (OP)
Set boundaries for what you expect out of your interactions and stand by them.

>>33328022
Ok good to know. My attraction to her has fallen as a result of this new piece of information.

>>33328155
>sweaty armpits
>My attraction to her has fallen as a result
You do realise showers exist, don't you?
Oh wait. I forgot where we are.

>>33328784
She has a condition that makes her sweat profusely

>>33328784

You do realise sarcasm exists, don't you?
Oh wait. I forgot where we are.

>>33327779 (OP)
Relationships are about their boundaries. No relationship can solve all your needs; expect to engage with and appreciate other people via some modalities and not others. Even if you have a very narrow way to connect with someone, if you accept that as the bound of the relationship and don't try to make it become a different kind of relationship when it shouldn't, then you can appreciate it for what it is.

I stop putting in effort altogether; compartmentalize it, throw it in the garbage and forget it. Tried to make something happen with coworker for example friendship-wise, but it was just me making all of the effort in the conversation so I stopped bothering or trying to follow up.

>>33327779 (OP)
If a friendship or relationship is one-sided, then it is neither.