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forgive me if this is the wrong type of thing to post here.. it was either here or r/relationship_advice, but i havenā€™t been friends with this person since last July, and the core issue is grief, so i opted for here..

anyway, long story short, i told this person i felt like they werenā€™t supportive ever since i lost my other friend last June (i told them this in April), they didnā€™t really respond; and then last week they texted me and asked how iā€™ve been. i was honest and said iā€™ve been sad. they left me on ā€œreadā€, no reply.. part of me wants to confront them and just go off, but my question is, is it worth it? (considering that they didnā€™t respond the first time i told them they were being unsupportive, itā€™s probably not worth it, but i wanted to get some perspective anyway..)

itā€™s just so frustrating that this person has said they ā€know how i feelā€, yet canā€™t hold space or be supportive when i reach out about struggling, and then completely ignore me when iā€™m honest about how iā€™m feeling. like, oh, ok thanks. the reality of it is, iā€™m always going to miss my friend. iā€™d rather someone say they donā€™t know what to say or do, or at least ask if they can do anything to help than just ignore it.

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