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So this question is going to have a lot of "depends on" context? But some ideas are: Your friend started dating someone so they neglected you and now that they broke up months later they start talking to you again Your friend finds new friends to hangout with etc. they end up not being friends with them anymore They stopped talking to you for some reason (boredom, lack of interest, etc.) But something tragic happens to them and now they are at your feet I think yall get the gist. What would you all do? Do you start talking with your and pretend like nothing happened? Do you give it some time before bringing up their absence? Do you let them know right away? Do you ignore them? Thoughts that the same will happen again? Thoughts that you're being used? Etc Implication is that your friend stops talking to you for weeks or months or maybe even longer etc. Long enough time that makes you feel like "I thought we were friends"

What are some things that yall have wanted to start doing/planning on doing for a while now, but just either have never gotten around to it, been procrastinating, don't feel motivated, it's too daunting, or you're just too busy to start? This can be anything from getting an idea for a fanfic like 5 years ago, and thinking "I'd like to write that" to something like moving out or etc.

Would you go? Why or why not? Do you think you would enjoy it? Is there really anyone you still speak to? Do you think a past friendship would reignite? Is there anyone you think you be angry at/annoyed of/avoid? I would definitely go. I don't really see a reason why I wouldn't. I feel like I wouldn't really enjoy tho. I have a group of friends (and a few outsiders) from high school that I still hangout with so if anything I would enjoy being around them because I feel like the other people would be stuck with similar personalities according to what I see on FB and hear from others that still talk with them (i don't ask we just tell stories and they are brought up). I could actually imagine a few friendships being ignited but not any strong ones or ones that could work for a long while due to other responsibilities. I would assume that now because the people who annoyed me are much older and have experienced the ups and downs of adulthood they would not act anywhere similar to how they did leading to no feelings of resentment or animosity.