ABHIMANYU
✨Groot of Zozo✨
When someone close to you changes, it can be a painful experience. You might feel angry, sad, confused, and helpless all at once. It takes time to accept that people can change. How should you react in such a situation? First, respect the depth of your connection. Clearly communicate the changes you've noticed and how they have hurt you. If the person doesn't acknowledge their mistake or make amends, the decision is up to you. The once special bond might now feel like just another relationship.
Now you have two options: you can choose to move on and leave forever or accept your diminished importance in that person's life and stay. Personally, I would choose to leave in most cases. However, for a rare individual, I might still stay despite the pain. But I don't recommend doing that. It hurts tremendously, and you may never get used to it. You might not accept the change or the fact that you don't matter as much anymore. Your emotions will be in turmoil.
If you decide to leave, do it gracefully. Avoid ugly fights or reminding the person of how you've helped them in the past. You no longer have the right to control them. Leaving on good terms is better. Don't stay in touch or give them the comfort of thinking things are the same. Accept that things have changed, and you are no longer a part of their life. Block them and don't wish them on birthdays or any other occasion.
If you choose to stay despite the pain, remember not to give too much. Reflect their efforts, attention, significance, and time. Always remind yourself that things are different now and hold back.
However, in the end, it might be best to leave, as staying in this situation only leads to pain and suffering.
Now you have two options: you can choose to move on and leave forever or accept your diminished importance in that person's life and stay. Personally, I would choose to leave in most cases. However, for a rare individual, I might still stay despite the pain. But I don't recommend doing that. It hurts tremendously, and you may never get used to it. You might not accept the change or the fact that you don't matter as much anymore. Your emotions will be in turmoil.
If you decide to leave, do it gracefully. Avoid ugly fights or reminding the person of how you've helped them in the past. You no longer have the right to control them. Leaving on good terms is better. Don't stay in touch or give them the comfort of thinking things are the same. Accept that things have changed, and you are no longer a part of their life. Block them and don't wish them on birthdays or any other occasion.
If you choose to stay despite the pain, remember not to give too much. Reflect their efforts, attention, significance, and time. Always remind yourself that things are different now and hold back.
However, in the end, it might be best to leave, as staying in this situation only leads to pain and suffering.