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I figured this would be the best place to post this. How do you feel when one of your friendships end? Do they normally stay away from you, or you from them? And are you the one that usually ends them, or is it other people that end a friendship with you?
Here's my story:
Based on my story and past relationships, people are likely to stay away from me. What about you? Feel free to post any stories you may have, though it's not necessary.
Here's my story:
Spoiler:
I have/had two friends at work. I've grown to like one a lot (I'll refer to her as #1) while the other is a newer employee (I'll refer to her as #2 here). Eventually I realized that the two of them were friends from school and in a way I was glad.
#2 and I would hang out almost every weekend until the day we had a disagreement. Ever since I told her how I felt on certain topics (I'm Catholic, after all) she kept her distance. She would still sit with me during our breaks but would no longer contribute to any conversation I tried to start. Break time would be quiet. But since we both have a Facebook account, she began to post about how she no longer wanted to keep her mouth shut (I guess metaphorically since she never actually spoke to me after some time) and began posting anti-government crap, conspiracy theories, and the like (from an Alex Jones page, mostly). Despite me being bothered by this - and her knowing it - I continued to keep my mouth shut because I believed she just needed to cool off from our ONE disagreement we had actually discussed. Nothing was going to end this friendship, or so I thought.
One night I decide to go outside from the lounge (where #2 would normally sit with me) and hang out with another friend (a smoker, which explains why I went outside). A day later, #2 texts me telling me that ever since she posted all those conspiracy theories on Facebook, I started drifting apart, and used me going outside away from her as an example. I finally snapped and told her that I had always respected what she believed in, and it was her PETTY excuse (our very first disagreement) and her keeping her distance because of it that there was any friction in our friendship. Twisting my words, she then said that if I thought her personal problems were petty then I shouldn't talk to her at all. I pointed out yet again that I was talking about our disagreement - and not her problems - but since she never mentioned our disagreement she thought that was a lie. So there went that friendship.
Now we go to #1. My crush. After the incident with #2, #1 and I talked more. We would talk every now and then and yet I was too scared to confess my feelings. As I went through this, #2 never unfriended me and continued with her crap on Facebook, and attempted so many times to call me out but never succeeded. I guess she got tired at one point, posted how childish some people could be, and finally unfriended me a few hours later. I thought it was finally over.
I was wrong. It was at some point after that where #1 suddenly stopped talking to me. She'd go on with business as usual but unless I found her there was no way for me to reach her. Our most recent conversation ended with her saying "meh" after I asked her how she was doing. Even on Facebook, she'd ignore anything I said and replied to others in haste.
My first and only guess at this time is that #2 told her what happened between us, feigned innocence, and twisted the story in her favor. And them being high school friends would mean that I'd end up in a losing predicament. And with me having no other way to reach her, there's not much I can do.
#2 and I would hang out almost every weekend until the day we had a disagreement. Ever since I told her how I felt on certain topics (I'm Catholic, after all) she kept her distance. She would still sit with me during our breaks but would no longer contribute to any conversation I tried to start. Break time would be quiet. But since we both have a Facebook account, she began to post about how she no longer wanted to keep her mouth shut (I guess metaphorically since she never actually spoke to me after some time) and began posting anti-government crap, conspiracy theories, and the like (from an Alex Jones page, mostly). Despite me being bothered by this - and her knowing it - I continued to keep my mouth shut because I believed she just needed to cool off from our ONE disagreement we had actually discussed. Nothing was going to end this friendship, or so I thought.
One night I decide to go outside from the lounge (where #2 would normally sit with me) and hang out with another friend (a smoker, which explains why I went outside). A day later, #2 texts me telling me that ever since she posted all those conspiracy theories on Facebook, I started drifting apart, and used me going outside away from her as an example. I finally snapped and told her that I had always respected what she believed in, and it was her PETTY excuse (our very first disagreement) and her keeping her distance because of it that there was any friction in our friendship. Twisting my words, she then said that if I thought her personal problems were petty then I shouldn't talk to her at all. I pointed out yet again that I was talking about our disagreement - and not her problems - but since she never mentioned our disagreement she thought that was a lie. So there went that friendship.
Now we go to #1. My crush. After the incident with #2, #1 and I talked more. We would talk every now and then and yet I was too scared to confess my feelings. As I went through this, #2 never unfriended me and continued with her crap on Facebook, and attempted so many times to call me out but never succeeded. I guess she got tired at one point, posted how childish some people could be, and finally unfriended me a few hours later. I thought it was finally over.
I was wrong. It was at some point after that where #1 suddenly stopped talking to me. She'd go on with business as usual but unless I found her there was no way for me to reach her. Our most recent conversation ended with her saying "meh" after I asked her how she was doing. Even on Facebook, she'd ignore anything I said and replied to others in haste.
My first and only guess at this time is that #2 told her what happened between us, feigned innocence, and twisted the story in her favor. And them being high school friends would mean that I'd end up in a losing predicament. And with me having no other way to reach her, there's not much I can do.
Based on my story and past relationships, people are likely to stay away from me. What about you? Feel free to post any stories you may have, though it's not necessary.