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⌈ Secret Post #2529 ⌋

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[Babylon 5, Art by A-gnosis]

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[HGTV]

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[Boy Meets World]

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[Doctor Who, "Day of the Doctor"]

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[Battlestar Galactica]

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[Brian Cox, Jim Al-Khalili]

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[Doctor Who]

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[Top Gun]

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[Once Upon a Time in Wonderland]

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I think the bottom line of friendships is effort. So if my friend invites me out to a bar and I don't feel comfortable in that environment, it's important that I suggest other activities for other times if I keep turning her down on that (and yes, express that it's not my kind of outing, which she knows and just wants to make sure I don't feel left out). Honest communication factors into that. Also going to their significant events, like her choral concerts that I need to go to more often.

I lost a friend a loooong time ago because I'd never spend the night at her house whenever she'd ask, and I never explain why to her, so this is good advice.

Friendship does indeed boil down to mutual effort, I think.

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