[ SECRET POST #3308 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3308 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Inspired by #1

[(Anonymous)]

I had a friend who kept arguing with me. It was so weird because I'd say something innocuous and suddenly be defending myself; she never apologized, either. I think a lot of it was her depression talking, but it got to be too much.

Re: Inspired by #1

[ginainthekingsroad]

This sounds a lot like my situation from years ago. I used to bicker with one of my friends all the time in high school. It really wasn't healthy, and we stopped talking/hanging out (we still had class and clubs together, due to shared interests that had brought us together in the first place) junior year and spent all senior year being super awkward. I was as much to blame as she.

We're gradually getting back in touch, seeing each other again. We still have a few mutual friends. She seems a lot happier with herself now, and has a great fiance, and I've matured too. I think we can be adults now.

I hope that either you eventually mend things like we did, or that things are just better for both of you now that you're not in contact.