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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NP here and I agree with you, OP.  I wonder if your friend was a man, how many DCUM women would be calling you out for creating a healthy boundary between you and a toxic person.  Yes, the person is in crisis and under stress, but that is not an excuse to abuse you and for you to have to take it.

And I agree with the PP with the medical experience who said you conveyed the most important thing. [/quote]

Thank you. I expect the mean girls. They have to do it because they are insecure [/quote]

:roll: 
Says the person who is only acknowledging posts that agree with her, and who keeps upping the ante every time someone disagrees.

[b]If you were so secure, you wouldn’t be looking for kudos from a bunch of anonymous people about ditching a friend who has a dying family member.[/b] You’d 
pour yourself a wine/ sparkling water, sit back and feel the relief.[/quote]

Fine, you don't like this person.  She annoys you.  You've been looking for a reason to dump her.  And maybe she really is an awful person.  But coming onto a public forum to gloat about dropping her right after she finds out that her mom is dying is gross.  She might have NPD, but you are hardly a shining example of emotional health, either.  [/quote]

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