The kids are older, work is routine… and I keep asking, what now?
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You’re always the one reaching out, making plans, and checking in, but your friends rarely do the same.
You have a friend who constantly makes you feel drained. She’s negative, always talks about herself, and doesn’t support you when you need her.
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