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Greetings, friends. Today, I would like to chat with you about loyalty. And I don't think it's

going to be a long episode, perhaps just a little bite-sized chunk of chat.

But I was on Twitter the other day and there is a little meme that says,

okay, this one hit a little too close.

The left photo is a photo of Lisa Simpson putting a band-aid on Bart Simpson's knee.

And Lisa Simpson is me.

And Bart Simpson, the text, says,

someone who wouldn't do the same for me.

So it's basically saying, like, me,

caring for someone that wouldn't care for me in the same way.

And the picture on the right is a picture of Kim Kardashian looking awkward.

So then it made me think,

you know what? Yeah, I feel that. And I retweeted saying, as I've gotten older, I've

realized that fierce loyalty only ever benefits the other person, never really yourself.

The amount of times I've been backing someone on something

110% and then the next day they're BFFs with the person that hurt them and I'm like, okay, cool,

waste of my time. And then I tweeted another tweet and replied to that one saying,

perhaps I just can't understand how people can forgive people

who hurt them so quickly i'm too stubborn and proud if you can hurt me badly once chances are you'll do it

again and it was quite a successful tweet so i feel like people are in agreeance with me. Here are some responses to that tweet.

People like, what's the call when you like retweet someone with like text?

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