Friendship is constantly in flux due to evolving social circles, making new friends, and cutting off others. This dynamic nature creates a bottomless pit of conversation topics.
Ideally, friendships should be intuitive, where making plans naturally happens without the need for a balance. In the beginning, matching the other person's level of effort can help establish a comfortable dynamic.
Yes, though it can be complicated due to potential sexual tension. However, the dynamic can be valuable and fun, even if it sometimes leads to romance.
First, identify why you feel better without them. Then, decide if you value the friendship enough to address the issues or if you need to distance yourself for your own well-being.
Be patient and understand that new relationships can be all-consuming. Build a life without them temporarily and wait for them to come out of the initial excitement phase.
Confront them directly and inform your social circle about the situation. If necessary, cut off all contact and consider legal action if the sabotage is severe.
Assess whether you're putting your friends on a pedestal or if they genuinely judge you. If you decide to share, be prepared for any reaction, knowing that dismissive responses indicate they may not be true friends.
Accept the change and decide whether to let the friendship go, give it a chance, or push through discomfort to reconnect with the new version of your friend.
hello and welcome back to advice session. today we are revisiting a topic that we have discussed before: friendship.
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