Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Danielle, you DO sound paranoid. Take it for what it was - they're just wishing you a happy new year. Nothing more, nothing less. They're not looking to hash out the issues from the past, not looking to rekindle a family relationship. They just wanted to wish you happy new year.
But why now, after nearly a decade?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Probably it was difficult for the person to even initiate the first message. So, not surprising they was as much as they could muster.
I just wish they would have said more. Because of our past, it just feels somehow manipulative and like they are fishing for something. I feel awkward not knowing their motive before responding back with more. Lots of past, too much to get into here in this post.
I hear you. I just can’t help but feel strange.
Danielle, get a hold of yourself! There was no manipulation! They didn't fish for anything. They just wanted to send you well wishes for the new year.
Anonymous wrote:Danielle, you DO sound paranoid. Take it for what it was - they're just wishing you a happy new year. Nothing more, nothing less. They're not looking to hash out the issues from the past, not looking to rekindle a family relationship. They just wanted to wish you happy new year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Probably it was difficult for the person to even initiate the first message. So, not surprising they was as much as they could muster.
I just wish they would have said more. Because of our past, it just feels somehow manipulative and like they are fishing for something. I feel awkward not knowing their motive before responding back with more. Lots of past, too much to get into here in this post.
Anonymous wrote:Probably it was difficult for the person to even initiate the first message. So, not surprising they was as much as they could muster.
Anonymous wrote:Did YOU keep it going by adding something more than “Happy New Year, Larla”? In your shoes I would have said something that invited a response, like, “Did you have a good New Year’s Eve?” or “How are you?”
Anonymous wrote:They probably sent a message to their whole contact list.
Anonymous wrote:I understand why you’re upset, but they texted, you responded. That’s a normal interaction. Them not responding AGAIN after you responded is not “going radio silent.”