Greetings for I am Vernias! | 19 | Content creator who loves video games and pizza | Sponsored by @ArmadaGG | Pit and Kirby enthusiast
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The only reason I'm letting this out now is because it's been happening again with someone I thought I was friends with for a while now, but they've just ignored me as they talk to everyone else right in front of me. I don't get it man :(
What hurts the most is that I have no idea what I did or if I did anything to cause people to want to distance themselves from me. If you don't want to be friends or talk to me anymore don't I at least deserve to know why? Leaving someone in the dark like that hurts so much man.
I feel that so much, all the advice I can give is don't act rash about it to them, and don't blame yourself. It's hard though, but don't let it get to you. They have their reasons but most likely it's either something with them or a misunderstanding.
Either way it's not worth it to stress or worry about it. I hope our support can help make that a bit easier. I and I'm sure many other of your friends will tell you if we've got a problem with you, just try your hardest not to let it get to you too hard.
the main issue with being dismissed by someone is that they won't tell you what you did wrong. So you are likely to make the same mistake again without learning from it. The only upside to losing a friend is growing from it. But if you learn nothing then how can you grow from it?
Sure it hurts that you don't know what it is that you did. But trust me, it's going to hurt you more if you try to figure out why it is that they've split from you. Don't get too upset over it buddy, it's going to get worse if you think on it for too much
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