First step is to learn to not always depend on other people and learn to be adaptable and independent
Second Step is to communicate this to your friends and tell them about what your feeling and how you feel when they left you alone
Third Step depends if they still choose to leave you or not and if they did you need to distance yourself from them a...... 2 reply
A friendship is built upon giving and receiving,if you think you're always the one who is making an effort to maintain your relationship then you should reconsider what this other person actually thinks about you and if you're willing to put up with it. Remember it's your life and the people you keep around is your decision,whether they make your d...... 1 reply
if u did ask for help and they left u then let them go... but if they didn't notice that you needed help or needed them at that moment then it's different. so it depends... 2 reply
You should talk with them. Ask them why they behaved like that. I’m sure if they’re a dear friend to you, you must be a dear friend to them. Don’t waste time and talk to them. Conversation is key to any healthy relationship.
Maybe the friend was confused, maybe the friend thought you were kidding, maybe the friend took the problem personall...... reply
I would like a more in depth explanation of what happened for better advice. For general advice I would try to get their side of things if possible and make sure this isn't a miss communication, maybe they thought that you wanted time to work things out by yourself. On the other hand it could be a friendship that is coming apart. I've had my fair s...... 1 reply
when they feel sad and they ask you for help say "frick you" then start dancing away then you stop talking to the person days turning to month, months to years. finally 20 years after you stopped talking someone knocks on the door you open its HER. She says "i need your support my whole family died" you say in the most dark anime voice "i know..." ...... reply
Pretty sure if you still refer them as a dear friend you still could accept them as a friend. Friends treat friends the way they wish to be treated. If what they did is beyond your capacity of things you accept as things you would do if you were in their place I think cutting off the friendship before it become too much is best. However, it's still...... reply
