MISUNDERSTANDING and a Broken Friendship

@ZedSmart (19839)
Philippines
September 13, 2018 12:14am CST
It’s all started during the batch reunion to the school grand alumni homecoming. A situation of two friends but relationship went sour and finally broken. Person #1 and #2 were considered the leader of our group during this event. The excitements were all there for the activity because it’s been long years already where most of us did not see each other after graduating high school. Our participation for the event was successful because ours leaders have gathered the most number of participants for our batch. The last event was kind of a test for our leaders. There were issues arisen and arguments started. We want to patch things up and we want the unity within the group remain intact because it’s normal to have disagreement sometimes. First, it was unknown to us that there’s brewing misunderstanding between person #1 and #2. Person #2 is a kind of person who is very insistent of her ideas oftentimes disregarding the idea of others which person #1 reminded her that we should not bypass the authority of the officers of the whole batch of our year. Most of us agreed the suggestion of person #1 because we believed that we should applied the rule of courtesy. We think there’s nothing offensive regarding the suggestion but we all guessed that it did not suits well to the taste of person #2 because we begin to heard unpleasant words from her. She even owned the effort and counting them all saying that if it wouldn’t have been for her blah…… The worst is person #2 still keeps on talking behind that back of person #1 to other people she gained sympathy with unpleasant words very personal in nature, including the members of family of person #1. This is the situation of these two individuals considered friends but turned out enemy now. We still hope that everything would be OK between the two of them. But the question is who would humble first? Other members of the group who’s neutral about the issue tried to convince them to restore the friendship, forget what had happened, and move on.
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@Starmaiden (9308)
• Canada
13 Sep 18
Some people are just not team players. I wouldn't get involved nor would I take sides. Just remain neutral.
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@ZedSmart (19839)
• Philippines
13 Sep 18
Exactly. There are some who like to grab the credit alone. Yes, at this point it's all about them anymore especially that the exchanging of comments reaches to personal. I just hope that the time will come, who's at fault realize her mistakes.
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@jstory07 (148701)
• Roseburg, Oregon
13 Sep 18
It is up to the two people to see if they want to forget and move on.
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@ZedSmart (19839)
• Philippines
13 Sep 18
You are right. I already said my piece and this time, I think that it's all up to them if the other person will forgive the person she consider her friend before.
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@a_jerobon (2317)
• Eldoret, Kenya
13 Sep 18
That is so mean of them. They should have solved their own issues alone and not ruin the hapiness of the whole team. It is now up to them to solve their issues, I would remain neutral if I was there.
@ZedSmart (19839)
• Philippines
14 Sep 18
It was a problem of the whole team actually. There were disagreements but things going as it was. Person #2 seems did not get over because she kept on throwing words against those people whom she felt did not sided for her. I'm for what is right and she could just keep her mouth shut at all for the overall health of the team. She should stop on attacking person #1 because she's already OK with the group except for person #2. Person #1 had a hard feeling for person #2 because she felt she's being smeared.
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