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[quote=Anonymous]Op, give it time. She may adjust. The friendship may adjust. When my Pell Grant college roommate's start up hit it big and she became a multimillionaire at 30, there was an adjustment. I asked her about new concerns. Concerns she had that I didn't, but were now part of her life. Such as, "do you feel you're getting good financial advice? Can you trust the advice? How are your siblings handling your financial situation?" There are stresses you don't know about. But your friend will probably need to talk about. They are real to her. Decades later this friend and I are still friends. There were some low points. One Christmas I realized she had used a Personal Shopper to buy my present. She had no idea what she had given me. For me, that hurt. Decades later, the relationship feels much better. We go on a yearly vacation together. I feel close to her now. I didn't much from age 30 - 40. It's worth keeping the door open.[/quote]
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