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this post was submitted on 12 Oct 2026
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What time and energy are spending?
Edit: I'm asking for examples because there are several things it can be. Right now, part of it may be that you're setting yourself on fire to keep others warm, then you're angry that your response isn't reciprocal.
as example i contribute like listen and help giving advice to their problems, being as friendly as much as possible too and never triggers fight or conflict whatsoever but then one day, i am no longer able to as helpful as i am before and those ppl decided to ghosted me.
Yeah, it feels you're giving others time when they won't give it back. When you say you do so without causing a flight or conflict, maybe do so. Your time is valuable and also maybe they need to hear what they don't want to hear.