I have a friend who knows someone who's friend...

[Jedsada3]

Hello,

Did you also notice that most of the topics about overstay start with "I have a friend..." or "I know someone..."?

There ae also other topics which are written by the friend of the concerned person and all of them relate about something that went wrong.

Do those people on TV fear to be denigrated or yelled by the readers?

Do they fear to admit their mistake?

I don't understand why adults shame so much to recognize their error... Lack of self-confidence?

I'd like to tell them that nobody is perfect and it's not because you are 40, 60 or older that you should know everything and do everything right.

Even if your overstay is very long, even if what you did is very bad and you know you will be yelled by "never made a mistake" members, don't say your friend did it.

And if it's really your friend who did it, let him use your computer, register to TV and tell his own story.

It will sound more real.

Thanks for reading,

JJA

[giddyup]

I have often asked a question on behalf of a friend, maybe no one's trying to hide anything, it's all in your head?

[pgrahmm]

I'm responding for a friend....

They said - none of your damn business.....

[SoiBiker]

I think sometimes it's just a technique bored people and trolls use to spark a conversation with a hypothetical scenario.

[steven100]

I have a friend who wants to know what your post is about ?

[GarryP]

I wish I had a friend.

[pgrahmm]

All of our friends are talking about you now....But now they won't tell us - they're afraid we'll tell you....

[dutchisaan]

I wish I had a friend.

I know a fried of a fried, that want to be friends with you.