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Originally Posted by Vibrating Obsidian
Because my heart has been closed for some time, so I wanted to apologize about things for a change, so I can finally express my heart.
As for returning the books, it's complicated. From loneliness, I miss that best friend...'s good sides and I've had hidden feelings for him. So I also left a little emotional note with them. As objective as I've been, I could never be subjective... the subjective me, my subjective potential...
I didn't really want to close those relationships... I wish they could go on, especially the one with the co-worker. But her avoidance of meeting up and his change to become a reckless arguer have made me take the difficult decisions of going a little angry/upset with her and cutting the relationship cold-turkey with him.
I've been feeling like a crap person because I hardly have any friends now. I have a selected few. If I were a good person I'd keep my friends. Most friendships ended because I left because I'd feel hurt or disconnected.
This all could be my mood that could use venting, yet I have no one to vent to. I don't want to post it here because I don't want to put a burden and it's off-topic
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Well, I understand what you're saying related to friendships, and to be honest, it sounds like a far more complex situation than what has been laid out here in your relatively short post. Which is fine, you're not obligated to share, but what I'm getting at, is that in all of this what seems to be the core issue is that you lack friends and blame yourself on some level for this problem. While it could very well be something you've done to make it hard to keep friends around, it's rarely entirely our own fault. In almost every person's life, there are instances where we've "burned bridges" with people for no good reason where other situations called for the breaking up of a relationship. I would not lump all of them into one thing, like being something that you do.
In this case I'm not so sure about the co worker but with the ex best friend, I can see why it was a good thing to cut off ties. With that person, I am not sure why you'd even miss them or have any regrets if indeed they were toxic and hurtful. Just move on from that one and accept that even though all people have some good in them, not all of them are good for us.
From this and other posts what I've gathered is that you're one that has a problem with self image and confidence socially. If any part of your lack of friends is on your shoulders I would place it squarely on these traits or lack thereof. I don't know if you're a self help person or someone to find help via a therapist but either way I think this issue with your self is the key to building a better social life.