Hypocrites...

"Moving on" has been heavily overused by various people for their selfish needs. Its not the affair-breakup scenario i am talking about. It is been mostly used to cover up their selfish deeds and mean tactics. They are more than friendly while taking a favor. When you ask for some favor, they behave as if you are some irritating person who has no other work to do. When you try to confront them and point out that they were in the same position before, the words you hear are "move on man". Hell with the hypocrite lifestyle of the people who have crossed all levels of meanness and selfish mentality and in turn term these as "highly matured behavior" and the spirit of living high...BULLSHIT...

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GR said…
very true! Not sure why "Move On" phrase was ever coined in the first place. Always does more damage than help.
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