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Annie's avatar

I have often said I have no friends as the scamdemic proved. They lived in fear and complied - some going so far as to call me out because I would not join their covidian cult. And I am sure some, if not most, would have been okay with me and my family being hauled off to a camp for the dirty unvaccinated. I realized that we do not think alike on some basic levels. And yes. I am closer to God as the unnecessary bs has been removed from my life. Most people are acquaintances not true friends.

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Awesome post!! I'm 65 so I've been around this particular issue for a while now. Even at my age, with my experience, I still fail. I just provided temporary housing for a young person on my network who lost their home during hurricane Helene and would have been on the street the next day. I knew their family a little and we became "friends" over the last month. But unfortunately, they ended up actually stealing from me. I knew it was a risk to bring someone into my home, even temporarily. But I could not see that person on the street - even if their parents could. Now I understand why their parents and friends had abandoned them. Psychopathy/Sociopathy is a bitch and it can be very hard to recognize.

So, if you've been hurt by a frenemy you didn't know was going to do that awful behavior - do what I'm doing.... take a deep breath, know that you tried, and don't lose your ability to trust that you can attract good people into your energy field, and keep the bad ones away.

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