[ SECRET POST #6013 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6013 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[The Witcher: Blood Origin]



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[Taskmaster]



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07. [WARNING for discussion of child pornography, child molestation/underage sexual assault]




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[Mysterious Skin]





























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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Eh....if the friend was neurodivergent they may not have had discernable clues. As someone who's been ghosted and been the ghoster, there's some that I kind of know why and some where years later I'm still clueless as to what I did and will never know. And let me tell you, even if it is from your own shitty behavior, getting ghosted over and over when you just want to make friends feels really really bad. But as someone who's also ghosted I certainly can't fault OP either, much less over something that happened 20 years ago.

[meadowphoenix]

I was speaking as a person who as a child couldn't find a clue-by-four if it hit me in the head: if everyone you meet keeps ghosting you, you can do some self-reflection in some direction and see if change changes things. most people won't and as I said some can't, but a lack of specific information isn't actually no information. op's ex-friend clearly thought the intensity was the problem (a la "tell me if you need a break"). i'm sure it does feel awful though.