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Don't know if you remember but couple of days back, I wrote about a couple of yearlong friends that are growing distant...

Specifically I wrote about a guy we had a video call conversation and when I brought it up how we're growing apart, he didn't hold me, he said, "we contact another when we need something from them"...

I had a very similar experience with another friend here, we met and had a nice long walk. But in the end he said something like "actually today it was a good meeting, perhaps the best we've ever had" and even though I know that sounds great, in the context of our relationship what it meant was that nothing went wrong, made him uncomfortable or overwhelmed him.

I am outgrowing old friends and I understand of how this is normal and Life and yet for a minute I am feeling the bitterness of loosing my friends. I have lost a great amount this last year that's past.
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ninalanyon · 61-69, T
Perhaps you could put it this way: the fact that the loss hurts means that at least for a time you had something. The only way to avoid the bitterness of loss is to never have anything to lose and that would surely be a dull life.
Boeing · 36-40
@ninalanyon you are right Nina, thanks for pointing that out... But part of the bitterness is that I feel I was never a real friend to them, but rather a transitioning theme, a strange person that is somewhat good enough to keep around for the insights but not good enough to keep.
I don't truly believe that, but a part of me, a small part does.
It's okay..
Everything ends, better to move on and find new friends
Boeing · 36-40
@Nunlover yep ... <3

 
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