The fact that we just drifted apart over time. It was probably my fault. I found being social so draining and I can imagine how friendship with me could feel one-sided a lot of the time, because I was never the one who made the effort to arrange to hang out and do stuff. It wasn't that I didn't like them, but most of the time I just didn't feel up to it. I don't resent any of my former friends for losing touch with me because I can see it from their point of view
In grad school, this girl befriended me out of thin air. We had known each other as classmates, but suddenly she was trying to be friends. I didn’t question it because she was really fun. We ended up studying for the comprehensive exams together. She wasn’t that good, and needed constant help, but I didn’t mind. She called me CONSTANTLY for help and I always took time away from my own studying to help her prep for a subject I had didn’t have to test on. Then, the night before the comprehensive exams, I called her (I don’t even remember why), and she just coldly said “sorry can’t talk I’m studying I don’t have time.” At that moment I realized exactly why she had befriended me. That was the end of the friendship on my end. I was still cordial, but nothing like before. She didn’t even question it. We drifted apart. She’s now a proud republican and a strong supporter of defunding planned parenthood. Yikes.
They are now a married couple and that was the end of this.
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