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[quote=Anonymous]I think this is pretty common. For the hopeless, ambition-less friends, I would make an exception to see what's going on. Maybe they're depressed and need a good friend, or maybe they are content to be who they are without ambition, which seems fine too. But other old friends who you now have actual conflicting philosophies on, it may be time to allow those friendships to fade at least a bit. I have a bunch of friends at work who have EXTREMELY different political and religious views from me, but I get along with them very well socially. I have a personal rule to not discuss politics or religion with them at all, knowing that it would not go well for the friendships. These are not deep friendships, but nice to have around the office to spitball ideas on work things with or go grab some coffee and talk about our kids. Could you compartmentalize the older friends like this? Or is it just too far gone? I think either option would be fine and normal.[/quote]
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