Show up. Ask them to come when you do things. No matter what they are asking you to do you show up. Make room for them in your life too, every time you have room in your car let them know it would be great if they filled that seat. After enough time spent together you will have a much better grasp of what invitations mean something to them. You will also figure out when you actually want to be alone and when you would like to have company.
Nah, screw the law. Just stick within ethical limits and we’re clear. If my bestie asked me to murder a dude, I would say no, but if she asked me to punch a cop, then it’s cop punching time.
Show up. Ask them to come when you do things. No matter what they are asking you to do you show up. Make room for them in your life too, every time you have room in your car let them know it would be great if they filled that seat. After enough time spent together you will have a much better grasp of what invitations mean something to them. You will also figure out when you actually want to be alone and when you would like to have company.
Ah, within legal limits…
Nah, screw the law. Just stick within ethical limits and we’re clear. If my bestie asked me to murder a dude, I would say no, but if she asked me to punch a cop, then it’s cop punching time.
Wrong! The law is a broken dead husk of last century’s ideals. It’s not a moral code.
Breaking the law with friends is an amazing bonding experience. Just make sure it isn’t something immoral.
And don’t get caught.
So… the law isn’t a moral code… but there is a moral code…?
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