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| Sat, 07-24-2004 - 7:05pm |
The matter was slightly more complicated because his mother is also a very good friend of mine, and a co-worker. Now that he has ended our friendship, I'm obviously going through a tough time and she's been witness to all of this. I have not uttered one bad word about him since this has ended because honestly, I don't have one to say. And according to her, he has not a bad word to say about me. But I can't help thinking that if he really didn't think anything bad, he would have had no reason to end our friendship.
I think my real question is, how do I not lose my friendship with his mother, especially if I get to the stage where I am angry that he has made this choice (instead of talking to me about how he felt about things? And, how do I stop caring about him? I'm stuck with the fact that she is his mother and I will still be forced to see him for the next few years (since we're both still in college at the same school). Any suggestions on how I deal with this?

Good luck, though it's hard to have friends of the opposite sex especially while in a relationship I think it's good thing for strong people.
Brent
Anyone else want to chime in???? I'd love to hear what anyone else thinks.