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<p>I feel.. tolerated.*</p>
<p>I owe Ryan $5.</p>
<p>I want to talk to Samir more.
<details text="Irrational"><summary>Irrational</summary></p>
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* This applies mostly to OASOS, but also to school.  Basically, I felt like, as Samir put it, an extra.  Someone who is easy to hang around, but only for three hours a week.  And it&rsquo;s understandable, I suppose, since I feel like I can barely stand myself, that I project this view onto others.  It <em>felt</em> like I was just being put up with at group; I felt like a duty that had to be seen to - please watch Matt while he&rsquo;s out, so that he doesn&rsquo;t do anything stupid.  I know this is probably fairly irrational, but I&rsquo;m not a rational being, really.  Also, Kris brought up a good point in small group about poly relationships and, specifically, some ideas on boundries.  Should discuss both of these issues with Michael. (I know I&rsquo;m not supposed to communicate via LJ, but I&rsquo;m dead tired</p>
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