Readers Comments
Caratyzna wrote: That was a great idea. Even if it doesn't save the friendship, it will hopefully stop both of you from being negative about it.
eleutheria wrote:
Maybe in years to come, he will look back on your friendship with fond memories, and smile when he thinks of the good times you had
Maybe in years to come, he will look back on your friendship with fond memories, and smile when he thinks of the good times you had
lovebug wrote: I can't speak for anyone but myself. But I have noticed, for me. Friendships are like ships passing in the night. I had to accept that fact. Just for me, I think I am just a little bit happier than the average human, I learned not to cling to people, places, or things. Our world is ever changing and we will have to learn to adapt or perish. Like it or not we have to move with the tide. Sounds like you have learned how to flow. May God Bless all of your prayers.
Angel4eva wrote: thats a wonderful ideaeven though you are not friends anymore you can still remind him of how much you appreciate him as a great friend
Nickgrand wrote: Thanks for shearing and God bless!!
wayfarer wrote: I liked Lovebug's idea of learning to flow. I feel very much the same. Lezah, that was a very noble thing you did and a good example to us all. After all a friendship is/was much more than just the last arguement.
lmil1954 wrote: I have learned that people come into our lives, some for a season, all for a reason. Its good that you bid him a farewell with tenderness in your heart.
praveenHP wrote: I expected my loved ones departed from me the same way. I did send an email and sms about them. But got a reply very harsh.
