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Was I way to honest?
Caraj
05/08/04 at 14:34:18
I doubted a friend, well I considered the person a friend even though I had only knew them over the pc. But I had always cared for this person even though I never met her. Admired her for her strength in hard times.

Now I have been through a lot in my own life and find I have a hard time trusting people at times. But I never doubted this person, except for a brief time recently.
I felt concerned and asked a mutual aquaintence if this person was for real. I was told yes. I asked that the conversation be kept confidencial.

However in my heart I always feel bad when I am not in the right and at times (I am told) way to honest. So I went to this person and told her what I had done, asked for forgiveness for doubting her. She said she forgives me but now won't talk to me anymore. I really feel bad this has happened but I don't feel bad I was honest.  Was I being to honest? If the shoe was on the other foot, yyes I would feel a little offended but I would understand.
Re: Was I way to honest?
ltcorpest2
05/08/04 at 18:41:08
Kinda not sure exactly what happened.  But if people do not want to talk anymore then i guess it wasn't that big of a friendship.  Still not all that sure of friendships over the internet anyways.
Re: Was I way to honest?
jannah
05/12/04 at 01:18:59
It's human to sometimes not trust someone. It's also human to feel hurt when someone doesn't trust us. I think when either side doesn't trust then perhaps you didn't have the relationship you thought you did and can develop something else or just leave it where it is..


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