Remember, to a lot of people, the truth is offensive, so when someone removes you, take pride, for they could not handle the truth! though be wary, sometimes your truth is a lie, and pride WILL be your downfall.
An example of a truth: A player in a D&D session has horrible tableside manners, is known for cheating, and proceeds to attempt to "rules lawyer", the DM corrects his rules as not in the book but rather made up and he decided not to look it up because "he knows best", he in turn removes the DM, and everyone from his friends list(or if in real life, never speaks to them again)
An example of a lie thought to be truth: You are a player in a D&D session, you consistently harass another player(ingame and out of game flirting potentially too much), and when they shove you off, you declare they don't know what's good for them. You have now been ousted by the party for your behavior.
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