<p>Do you act the same around all of your friends? Or do you act differently around different friends?</p>
<p>I would say that I act differently around my best friend compared to my other friends and it's not a "fake" thing. It's just that our relationship is comprised a lot of making jokes (which I don't really do with my other friends), so in that sense I joke around with my best friend more relative to my other friends.</p>
<p>I don’t act differently around people, but I do think that I have different sorts of relationships with my friends, even my close ones. Some people I joke around with a lot, some people I talk about deep stuff with. Some people I always get really drunk/high with, some people I never get intoxicated with (all things the same). Some people I’m really affectionate with, some people I don’t even hug. In some of my friendships we tell each other how much we appreciate each other, for others it’s an understood thing.</p>
<p>I think part of it has to do with the fact that I am bisexual, however. Some people, even good friends (usually straight girls), treat me kind of oddly, kind of stiffly, or almost as if I were a guy friend instead of a girl friend, even though it’s stupid because I’m not at all attracted to straight girls. One of the annoying parts of being bi, I suppose. The rest of it I’m sure depends on the person, but I think I experience more variance in my relationships than other people might.</p>
<p>no why would I want to have one personality</p>
<p>I don’t, simply because I am far more comfortable around some friends as opposed to others. With my close friends I am a lot more open when it comes to emotions and problems I am facing…where as with friends that are not so close I would rather not talk about things like that.</p>
<p>No, because my friends’ personalities are different. It makes for different and exciting dynamics.</p>