(05-06-2015, 01:07 PM)Gegenji Wrote:A fact of life is that sometimes, only because two people are friends with you, doesn't necessarily mean they will be friends with each other. Honestly, in this case, I'm the one who's winning, since I'm having the most fun, and that's what counts, really.(05-06-2015, 12:55 PM)Qhora Bajihri Wrote: It was all sorts of unpleasant and awkward for me trying to play diplomat. I ended up just keeping the friendships separate to try and keep both groups as such happy. I'd do little one-on-one scenes with the powerplayers, maybe even forum stories, but if they asked if anyone else I knew might like to join in, I'd make excuses rather than go where I knew they weren't wanted and avoid conflict.
So basically more or less what I did... good to know. I definitely feel like I'm playing diplomat at times, hearing one side complain about the other. And yet, here I am playing with both and I like to think that I'm enjoying myself with all of them?
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