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When You Were the One Who Didn't Say Sorry
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You and a friend had a falling out a few weeks ago. You both said things you shouldn't have. The argument is over in the sense that you're not actively fighting anymore — but there's a distance between you that hasn't been addressed. You're waiting for them to say sorry first. And so are they.
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