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Caring, not caring
Oct. 12th, 2007 11:50 amHow do you tell people you care about them?
How do you tell people you do not care about them?
How do you tell people you no longer care about them?
This is not about romance or 'in love' or lust - this is caring, perhaps loving as friends.
Do you believe you can still be somebody's friend when they are no longer your friend? If you are not sure if they are still your friend, how do you find out?
If they stop caring about you, do you still care about them? Do you want to still care about them? Do you make a point of letting them know you still care about them, if you do? - Or, if you stop, too, do you let them know that?
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How do you tell people you do not care about them?
How do you tell people you no longer care about them?
This is not about romance or 'in love' or lust - this is caring, perhaps loving as friends.
Do you believe you can still be somebody's friend when they are no longer your friend? If you are not sure if they are still your friend, how do you find out?
If they stop caring about you, do you still care about them? Do you want to still care about them? Do you make a point of letting them know you still care about them, if you do? - Or, if you stop, too, do you let them know that?
responses filtered - if you care if your response is released, let me know and I will leave it on filter.
