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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why are we all Jane Austens? Just say- whoa you were the one complaining about him. You said this, this, this. That sounds like a jerk. If you don't like it, don't talk about him. [/quote]
I tried that at first, in a joking way because I didn't think she was serious at first. She had a pained look on her face and I apologized. She said I was intense when I said it, which bothered her, too. Friendship should be fun and easy. This is not fun.[/quote]

She sounds like a drama queen. I would end that friendship do a slow fade or pull the trigger. Your choice. She complains for years and finally you agree with her and that hurt her feelings? You did with any normal person would do.[/quote]
Thanks. They were fun until they weren't. I'm thinking slow fade, but I'll never be with just the 2 of them again.[/quote]

If A is OK, why can't you see just A? I see a lot of posts on DCUM about women friend groups and wonder sometimes why there is so much focus on groups, group activities, girls' nights out, girls' trips, etc. Just see A if A is OK with you and is easygoing and mature enough not to feel she needs to be "loyal" to either you or B and must choose sides. A should know that it's adult friendship, not a sixth grade kickball game where people have to pick who's on their side to play. [/quote]
It does remind me of middle school, actuallt.😂[/quote]

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