What do you do when you find that you have a serious ideological break with a person who had previously been a close friend?
What do you do when you believe that difference in ideology has caused your friend to make a choice that you perceive as a rejection of your friendship?
Maybe the friend doesn't see it that way. Maybe the friend believes the relationship can survive this basic difference. Maybe the friend doesn't realize how such a choice hurts you, especially when the choice appears to say in big, flashing neon letters:
It doesn't matter what you think or what your truth is!
Is this a political difference? No. Those, we got through. Our political differences didn't seem to matter.
No, this is personal. There was a choice made that clearly rejected my point of view as invalid.
So then what do you do in such a situation? What do you do when you know that person cannot or will not change that line of thinking? The choice has been made, and it's not going to be unmade.
Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
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