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Subject: Re: Jealous Groupies

Author:
Psyche

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Date Posted: 20:43:43 08/17/07 Fri
In reply to: Sam 's message, "Jealous Groupies" on 18:21:03 08/16/07 Thu

Why is what they think and their friendship or lack of, important to you? Are these people you knew from long ago or something?

Usually there are groupies of fans or groupies who believe they own the guy in question. They can be exclusive, not tell you important stuff and do whatever they can to shut you out and make you miserable, but the important thing is the music and the band (and what the guy you fancy thinks of you, and he's probably not going to be listening to any of them). Why they do it is their own personal problem. They can't have any power if you don't give it to them. Friends like that you don't need.

>Recently I've had to deal with a couple of girls on my
>local scene who suddenly have a problem with me now
>that they figured out I have more famous friends and
>connections than they have. Suddenly, one of them
>will barely speak to me because she thinks I am
>stealing her glory.
>
>Anyone else ever had this experience, of befriending
>girls on the scene who turn out to be catty? This is
>a first for me, as I have made long-standing real life
>friendships with cool girls I met backstage at various
>shows.
>
>The bitch in me wants to upstage them at various shows
>just to prove a point, but the nice girl in me would
>rather be friends with them. What do you guys think I
>should do?

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Jealous Groupies	amy	22:49:17 08/17/07 Fri

Re: Jealous Groupies	Sam	16:45:54 08/18/07 Sat

Re: Jealous Groupies	BackstageBaby	13:16:44 04/26/09 Sun
Re: Jealous Groupies -- Kassie, 13:26:54 04/07/11 Thu