Ooooof. I reached out to a friendly acquaintance who'd been having a tough time with a Thing a few months ago, saying I was just thinking about him and was wondering how he was doing, and got back a "thanks. Don't hit me up."
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and to tie in this, maybe it wasn't about me at all, but about other stressorshttps://twitter.com/kendrictonn/status/1299775532356251648 …
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That surely does sound plausible, at least, and something like that's a classic story for a reason. I'd not mind all my exes wistfully thinking "maybe the Kendric route would have been good", but man I'd also like them to think "but I dig the choices I made too" :/
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only met her the once (or maybe twice) but she didn't seem like the type to look down on you - certainly seems possible to me that unmarried travis was a lot more interesting as a possible fall-back than married travis, though.
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yeah, the "look down on" was ill phrased. I'm grasping here. "Feel a certain kind of social parity because while I do well on criteria X vs her, she does well on criteria Y vs me", perhaps? Hard to explain, because fuzzy concept in my head.
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