You need to be having common courtesy, saying please and thank you, respecting personal space and others time, making eye contact and actively listening — maximize your manners.
Please stay away from me. if you know DEEP DOWN inside you do not like me, feel some type of way, you’re not genuine, have bad energy, fake, a hater or just jealous hearted all around
It can be a good sign that our relationships are shifting because that means we're shifting as well. We're becoming more clear on who we want to spend our time with, how we we want to spend our time, and who we want to support in our lives.
As we release people from our lives, and allow people to release us from their lives, we create space. More aligned people can enter our lives. This is a natural part of the human experience: we will lose people, and connect with new people as we grow.
It can be a painful experience to try to keep maintaining a friendship when you feel drained, exhausted, or like you're the one putting in all of the effort.
Sometimes the most kind thing we can do is release that person.
Friendships can end because:
-the connection was based on the past
-we've have different values
-we have a different idea on how time together should be spent
-we've evolved and don't connect over the same thing
-we've naturally drifted apart
Friendships will naturally end or drift apart as our values, interests, and perspectives shift. It doesn't always means there's hard feelings or conflict. Not every person is meant to stay in our lives, forever.
Most people think that the end of friendships is always bad thing. We believe friendships should last a lifetime, which leads to a lot of shame and confusion.
It's also a myth.
How many of us can relate to going through something that at the time felt like the worst thing ever, only to have it end up being one of the best things to ever happen.
Not because it was fun or easy but because we wouldn’t be who we are without that experience.
That’s life.
i don’t think making honest mistakes defines your character. i think how you choose to handle the consequences of your mistakes defines your character.