You’ll get thru it. I lost my bff, soul mate 2 years ago. I think about her every day. I’ll never stop loving her neither will you. But you can’t let it be your reason for living. I know it’s hard. Find someone else to talk to share stuff with.
That really touched me. I have been talking to a close friend of mine who was once really active on this site but, stuff happened lately and now he's thinking about leaving.
I guess what I am really afraid of is that he will walk away from me too. He has talked to me for hours on end over the last 4 months.....I finally decided to come on here and talk after constant coaxing by him to open up to others.
So, I can sympathize with you greatly. It may be different for guy to guy friendships but, I doubt it. I will talk to you if you need a friend. Okay?
Hello dear, am sending you hugs from here. I can understand how heavy your heart is right now. I know it not easy loosing a friend. you are not alone. It might take a while but you will survive this. I know it hard to let go especially if you have good memories about the relationship.
It’s like a real break up. It’s a beautiful letter of love. If they feel that way it’s not about you. They want to change let them go gracefully and go get some love elsewhere... you might just find a quality friendship that had their wings broken too and adore you back. You’re deserving of great love it’s not always about us. It’s circumstances and paths.
That really touched me also. I have had that happen too. After years, I really never understood why she gave up our close friendship. But she did, and I did just accept it and let it go.
Personally, I don’t readily choose to give up a friendship so enjoyable and fun because it does not happen very often. I cherish those. To me it made no sense and even years later ( since now we don’t have a lot of years left) to not even answer an invitation to meet for lunch seems almost bizarre.
I suppose this is an important difference between the two of us and it is her choice for whatever reason I will never know.
Thank you for posting.
By the way, it has been years since then, and in the interim I have met a friend or two I feel similarly attuned to. I think life gives us many, if somewhat different opportunities for close friendships.
This post showed up in my comments today. 3.5 years ago, my lifetime best friend told me that she was taking a break from our friendship and didn't wish for me to contact her because she felt I had never been there for her etc.,. She had been accusing me and angry with me for 2 years previous to this of not being a good friend to her and it had caused me intense anxiety. I had gone to a counselor myself a few times to help with this, and the counselor had suggested I talk to my friend about this. I suggested counseling with another counselor to sort things through and my friend went with me once, but quit because she felt the counselor was favouring my side. I have had to move on with my life and I am blessed to have good friends. 40 years of best friends, and I know that it is best to think of her here and there, but our friendship will never be restored, and at this point of healing, I realize it is for the best.
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