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Reply to "What to do when you get the silent treatment from someone close (not family)."
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[quote=Anonymous]You absolutely drop them like a hot potato, crossing them off the list as a friend. If you want, tell her this is the final chance but after that the friendship is over. It’s such a weird and offensive thing to do. A friend in grad school did this for unknown reasons and we never spoke again. I used to get together with a mom and her kid and she started not speaking to me when our kids got together and I think she thought we’d keep meeting - she was wrong. It was so weird and hostile. I gave it a few weeks and then no more. I feel bad for her kid. These ladies were both Indian - is that a cultural thing amongst Indians? I cannot imagine being someone’s spouse in this kind of case. I have a lot of friends so it was no sweat for me, but I can’t imagine what I would feel if this was a close friend. I know that I wouldn’t want this to be happening to me more than once so I’d get another friend.[/quote]
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