>be me in out-of-town therapy >chad from my town is arguing

I've had that happen twice.

>in a study group
>group is arguing about stupid shit
>suddenly both sides decide to use me as the tie breaker
>"You're always the cool one, anon"

>with a large group of people (60 and up)
>people keep coming to me while I'm alone to talk about who/what is bother them at the time

Its a weird feeling

>>34530098
>Am i becoming a cyborg
No, you're just realizing that plenty of normal people actually do like robots.

>>34530565
people only pretend to like you to use you.

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>>34530098
No.
>>34530565
Pbbbt, fuckin liar.

>>34530212
It's probably because you guys are impartial, unconfrontational and don't seem to belong to either particular side, maybe you give off a honest or 'wise' vibe, or you're known as a logical person. It started happening to me when I was in a small school without that many people, but it all crashed after I was forced to move.