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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some people think detachment = maturity. Tell them to watch the new Serena Nike ad ;)[/quote] Agree. She has poor communication skills and poor conflict resolution skills. She can’t nuat leave $hit hanging and walk away to never deal with it. If she doesn’t come back to actually resolve the conflict, the only thing you ever need to say is that you had hoped she went off to cool down and then return to resolve the conflict. Then go on and say it’s unfortunate that she does not want to clear this up, resolve it, and then move. Brushing things under a rug is not moving on nor mature. Now you know you can’t trust her. You can still be friends but dont count in her to do the right thing.[/quote] There is no way you can get this from what OP posted. You must be projecting.[/quote]
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