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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have slow faded people and probably they have felt ghosted. I think sometimes people want open explanations but aren't always open to what is presented to them, don't accept it - argue. It's not a case of needing to defend yourself, it is simply that the other person no longer wants to be around it / you. Friends come and go, this is something people need to accept. Years ago I had a work friend who told me she thought each person she was friends with served a function and they were easily replaceable, or in time would automatically be replaced by another person with the same function. It seemed harsh at the time I heard it but she was absolutely right and as a result she had no trouble moving on from friendships that didn't really hold water any more. [/quote] I prefer to hold onto my gold … but always welcome new silver … “Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver and the other gold” ― Girl Scouts of the USA[/quote]
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