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When you are talking to someone and you feel like it is a push to talk to them should you assume that the friendship has changed or is it just me?
Hey,
If it wasn't always a push to talk your "friend" then something has definitely changed. If this person is a real friend of yours that you value you should be able to speak to them about this change. If you feel that you are the ONE changing then you have to find or realize what is bugging you about this person and discuss this with them if you value their friendship.
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