Two friends describe a broken friendship where neither will budge on their beliefs. Both feel they've already given too much, and now there's just silence and emptiness. They realize they want connection back more than they want to be right.
I don't get where the breakdown happened.
I think part of it is when I feel a certain way, I stand firm on what I believe and she's the same way. And it's like with us, it's no middle. It's just lately it's been, we just don't talk.
So it's no compromise in this relationship.
There's no compromise.
Do you wanna practice compromise with her?
I feel like I have compromised. I feel like I have bent.
I get you. I feel like I have given.
I'm gonna tell you this. And I'm starting to feel empty.
I can hear that. I can hear that. I receive that and I hear that. But the same feeling you're feeling is what she's feeling. Before you came out here, part of her whole thing was, "I wanna feel this. I don't know if I can keep giving." So both of you are feeling empty. But I actually don't believe this is a friendship that is so unhealthy that it's like, no, you're sitting here saying, "I wanted to be at your play and I wanna support you." It's funny because she's not arguing about like, "You messed up my play, you screwed me up." Your friend is actually begging to say, "I wish I could have been there more for you."
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