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Isn't it natural to hate people who pretend to be your friend but, wouldn't like anyone know their friendship with you and wear different masks for everyone to be in their good books?
Do you have a term for such mean, selfish people?
Asked by praveen,
12 Jan '10 01:46 pm
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I would term them as "diplomatically parasitic rump licking virus"
Answered by incredible creature, 12 Jan '10 01:48 pm
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In the modern era i can't call them selfish but as "practical " people. BECAUSE THEORY OR IDEAL THINGS ARE FOUND IN STORIES OR BOOKS.
Answered by jagdeep singh, 12 Jan '10 01:51 pm
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1. it's not natural to hate such ppl
2. if they r really ARE like that and u r not content by their explanation then the word would be " pathetic "
Answered by twinkle solanki, 12 Jan '10 01:49 pm
2. if they r really ARE like that and u r not content by their explanation then the word would be " pathetic "
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I do have word actually many words for that type of person................you can call them traitor, back-stabber, backslider, betrayer, conspirator, deceiver, defector, deserter, double-crosser, fink, hypocrite, impostor, informer, intriguer, miscreant, quisling, rebel, renegade, snake*, sneak*, snitch, snitcher, spy, squealer, stool pigeon, tattletale, traducer, treasonist, turncoat, two-timer, whistle-blower, wolf.................You can use whichever you want to.........I know calling name does not help and you are way to gentleman to do that............
It hurts......hurts a lot.........I also know that you are pretty strong, don't let these small stuff slow you down.....
Answered by Jiya Sahgal, 13 Jan '10 03:39 am
It hurts......hurts a lot.........I also know that you are pretty strong, don't let these small stuff slow you down.....
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The terms mean and selfish titled by you are enough in itself for such people. But positively speaking, it is an art as per W.B, Yeats's Theory of Masks which depicts the essentiality of changing our masks in each situation before each individual and each time, as per the circumstantial requirement.
Answered by nkpathak, 12 Jan '10 06:14 pm
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