Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is AMAZING. Between this and the vacation/nanny thread I'm really evaluating all my friendships.
It must have been for reasons with very negative or embarrasing connotations. Even the most casual of mom-friend acquaintances would have to go far out of their way to not mention a move like this. It's perfect for small-talk chatter. And you guys were clearly much closer than that.
I wouldn't let it drop, but maybe give it a week or so before checking back in,
Whats the vacation/nanny thread?
+1 please share !
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look back at your texts and meet-ups. It’s likely you were always initiating and you weren’t great friends.
OP here. DH and I combed through texts and memories. We both initiated. I'd hosted a Galentines Day party for DD and her friends (including the friend's DD), and then she and her DH hosted DH and me for dinner and during that dinner we made plans to try a new place for brunch in early March, which we did.
Combed through? You sound like a stalker. She clearly doesn’t want to give you explanations, or keep the door open to continue the friendship. Move on!
NP. It’s stalking to scroll back through your texts with someone? You sound insane
Anonymous wrote:When people show you who they are, believe them. She doesn’t value the friendship. She had no interest in telling you she was leaving and when contacted she still didn’t say why. So move on. Is it rude, yes. Does she suck? Probably. And I’m sorry. I’m actually mad for you.
I know one person who has done something this drastic and her story was she found out her husband had been cheating on her (several affairs) so she literally packed up her car, pick up the kids from school and drove to their second home all the way in CALIFORNIA. She didn’t even confront him, just left the house and everything. But she did tell her friends about a week later. She said what had happened, she had left, was never coming back. It was nuts. They’re divorced, she remarried.
So even if she has a death or sick relative or job relo she can give an explanation. But she doesn’t want to. So I would stop making excuses for her and just walk away. I’m sorry.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This is AMAZING. Between this and the vacation/nanny thread I'm really evaluating all my friendships.
It must have been for reasons with very negative or embarrasing connotations. Even the most casual of mom-friend acquaintances would have to go far out of their way to not mention a move like this. It's perfect for small-talk chatter. And you guys were clearly much closer than that.
I wouldn't let it drop, but maybe give it a week or so before checking back in,
Whats the vacation/nanny thread?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look back at your texts and meet-ups. It’s likely you were always initiating and you weren’t great friends.
OP here. DH and I combed through texts and memories. We both initiated. I'd hosted a Galentines Day party for DD and her friends (including the friend's DD), and then she and her DH hosted DH and me for dinner and during that dinner we made plans to try a new place for brunch in early March, which we did.
Anonymous wrote:This is AMAZING. Between this and the vacation/nanny thread I'm really evaluating all my friendships.
It must have been for reasons with very negative or embarrasing connotations. Even the most casual of mom-friend acquaintances would have to go far out of their way to not mention a move like this. It's perfect for small-talk chatter. And you guys were clearly much closer than that.
I wouldn't let it drop, but maybe give it a week or so before checking back in,
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look back at your texts and meet-ups. It’s likely you were always initiating and you weren’t great friends.
OP here. DH and I combed through texts and memories. We both initiated. I'd hosted a Galentines Day party for DD and her friends (including the friend's DD), and then she and her DH hosted DH and me for dinner and during that dinner we made plans to try a new place for brunch in early March, which we did.
Combed through? You sound like a stalker. She clearly doesn’t want to give you explanations, or keep the door open to continue the friendship. Move on!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look back at your texts and meet-ups. It’s likely you were always initiating and you weren’t great friends.
OP here. DH and I combed through texts and memories. We both initiated. I'd hosted a Galentines Day party for DD and her friends (including the friend's DD), and then she and her DH hosted DH and me for dinner and during that dinner we made plans to try a new place for brunch in early March, which we did.
Combed through? You sound like a stalker. She clearly doesn’t want to give you explanations, or keep the door open to continue the friendship. Move on!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP back with an update. Our girls are in 5th grade, so I'm confident DD got things straight. DH was surprised too. I hung out with my friend (one on one) a week and a half ago. She mentioned nothing. We talked about trying to firm up summer plans and vacations and such. We talked about the books we're reading, Love is Blind, all normal things.
In general, DH and I like to assume the best of people, so that's how I approached it. "Hey, DD told me today you guys moved to Wisconsin? Did she get that right? If so, please send me your new address so we can send you a housewarming gift! Also, so sorry we didn't get a chance to say goodbye in person. Hope the move wasn't too crazy!" She texted back over an hour later "Yeah lol" So ... I guess drop it?
You sounds passive aggressive, pushy and invasive. And her response to you makes it clear as day you’re not a real friend. Drop it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Look back at your texts and meet-ups. It’s likely you were always initiating and you weren’t great friends.
OP here. DH and I combed through texts and memories. We both initiated. I'd hosted a Galentines Day party for DD and her friends (including the friend's DD), and then she and her DH hosted DH and me for dinner and during that dinner we made plans to try a new place for brunch in early March, which we did.
Combed through? You sound like a stalker. She clearly doesn’t want to give you explanations, or keep the door open to continue the friendship. Move on!