I rather you avoid me than be fake towards me. The "sometimes" friend consist of a person who only wants to be around you if they're benefiting from the situation. The "I need you to do this" or "Can you please come with me here" type of friend. But when the tables are turned, these "friends" are nowhere to be found. The "sometimes" friend is the friend who acts differently (brand new) when they get around certain people. My thing is, if you're going to be fake, then why bother? Isn't it a waste of time? I think so. If I don't like a person, then I just don't hang around them. I don't say one thing, turn around and do another. What's the point? It seems like a waste of time, but ay!!! I guess some people just have the time to waste.
I'm the kind of person that likes to give everyone the benefit of the doubt. Friends ask me all the time "Why do you talk to him?" or "Are y'all friends?", or "I don't like her, so why are you friends with her?". I learned (from my mistakes in college) to judge people for myself. Get to know people and make my own decisions. Because the people who ask ed me to stop talking/hanging out with certain people are the ones who end up being the "sometimes" friends. The "sometimes friend" always wants you to have their back, but they get out dodge when it's time to return the favor. The "sometimes" friend starts rumors about you, the "sometimes friend" makes excuses for their behavior. If they know they're wrong, they just make up excuse after excuse, as if you're dumb enough to believe it. Nine times out of ten, I don't even tell people that they've been caught in a lie, because they'll just learn how to lie better. I just let the evidence stack, and then cut you loose.
Have you every treated a person the way they treated you, just to see how mad they get? It's kind of funny actually, you think it's okay to do these things to other people, but when it's done to you, you can't stop running you mouth about it. Making phone calls to everyone on your contact list to talk mess to whoever's willing to sit through the conversation. Or you take the social network approach with subliminal Facebook updates and tweets. it's childish, and these people are just self-centered (well, at least that's what I think).