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Input: My best friend Courtney got upset with our friend Peggy for letting her down during an important time. Courtney and Peggy didn’t see eye to eye on it, names were called, tantrums were thrown, and their friendship ended immediately. 4.5 years go by. I remained friends with both of them. Courtney got over it within a reasonable amount of time. Peggy has never moved on. Not a huge deal, sometimes you never fully get over shit. The problem is that I can’t share anything in my life with Peggy without her bringing up Courtney. I tell Peggy I’m moving, she wonders how close I’ll be to Courtney. I tell Peggy I’m trying to get pregnant, she says she thinks Courtney and I will be pregnant at the same time. I have the baby, “is Courtney helping you a lot?”. Peggy also used my wedding as a platform to try to get Courtney to finally talk to her. That’s all Peggy could focus on leading up to the big day. She even tried to get ahold of me during my honeymoon to see if I’ll help her write a letter to Courtney when I get back. I had to stop telling her when Courtney and I would hang out. Her reactions would range from anger towards Courtney, to worrying if I am closer to Courtney than I was to her. Other than this, she has been a good friend overall. I loosely called her out on it one time, and the only thing that changed was she became more discrete about how she asks shit. Her obsession seems to have cheaped our friendship and I’ve lost my steam to keep trying. 

being done with a friend who couldn't get over being cut off by our mutual friend