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Originally Posted by rdgrad15
The reason it is difficult is not only because I wish she had made more of an effort to be a better friend, but also just the fact that she feels the need to lie, think that I won't notice, and accuse me of being clingy or not trusting her when I politely ask her to do something such as letting me know ahead of time if she plans on bailing out. Also, as you mentioned, I feel zapped of my energy. Back a few years ago when she complained non-stop about her ex, I almost ended the friendship then. And I probably should have. It got to the point where I became depressed since I was so worn out. Yeah if she doesn't want to be friends, then that's fine. Just wish she could be more honest about it. Oh well.
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Honestly it sounds to me that she tried to be controlling n when she failed, she cut you loose n tried to convince you that you are the cause of it.
Controlling people and/or abusive people cannot accept responsibility for any problems. To do so would take away from their ideal. They must remain ideal at least in their own mind if they are to continue to be able to manipulate others.
I hope that makes sense.