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"I once heard someone say, “Do not speak to those who do not listen,” and it stayed with me. I stopped talking to anyone who made me feel like my words did not matter as much as my excitement to share them. It was one of the best things I did for my peace of mind. It taught me self-respect, saved my energy, and helped me see who truly cared and who only pretended to"

One of the toughest parts of getting older is discovering that many friendships that lasted years were fundamentally situational, rooted in fleeting shared moments instead of profound connection. 

Believe it or not, friendships are usually for a season, not a lifetime. 

Though it hurts to see them go, this loss is a clear sign that you're evolving. Just make peace with the fact that some people are simply a chapter in your story, and that conclusion is exactly as it should be.

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