If you're dreaming that your X is in some sort of physical danger, but you're not trying to save them.

So this can actually be a very good sign. You're not a sociopath.

It actually means that you're finally progressing from holding onto the pain of being

rejected by them. It's kind of your mind finally allowing to let go of this person

and kind of allowing someone else to take care of them.

They're not your problem anymore. So don't feel bad if you saw your ex drown and you just

let them in your dream, as long as it's a dream obviously in real life you know maybe

give them a hand if you're feeling nice that day. The following podcast is a

dear media production. It's vile events and your favorite meme queen and the

big sitt you didn't ask for but see

welcome to almost adulting.

Are you ready? A year ago I had a huge falling out with one of my best friends and we

completely stopped talking. Now a lot of the times you don't realize how much good or harm a friend has been adding into your life

unless you first take a step back to analyze what's going on. When you have that space without other person, you have a moment to

analyze, am I happier now that I no longer have to interact with this person? Do I feel relieved not getting their calls anymore or was I more

dependent on them than actually realized? Do I feel like there's suddenly

something missing in my life that I was so used to having and maybe I took for granted?

You know, the space normally helps you realize whether you actually had a healthy friendship or a toxic one.

And this is for both platonic or romantic relationships.

Now having a toxic friendship with someone does not

actually mean that you or them are a bad person or that you guys are toxic. It just means that you're dynamic with them for whatever

reason ended up being toxic. So for me and my friend I felt like she was too

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