7. Make Whatever Changes Are Necessary, And Then MOVE ON. Seriously…
When a friendship that you value ends, it never hurts to look at yourself and wonder what you could have done better, and what changes you should make to prevent the same drama in the future. But in all honesty, there’s no reason to harp on the past for very long. We all know that some people are in our lives for only a season or two, so when a friendship ends you can’t grieve about it for too long. Besides, your other friends will probably tire of hearing about that same ‘ol drama after a while. No one is perfect and everyone will make mistakes, so whatever part you played in the end of this friendship is just something you should learn from. No need to think you’re a bad person or to keep feeling down about someone who isn’t worrying as much about you.
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