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A handful of friends hung out alot online for a few months, getting a form of support they'd been missing until they found each other. Then, two of them moved in together in real life, becoming housemates.
And then they didn't need the rest of the group anymore. Or had only a mere fraction of their former need.
So they stopped being around online.
When they did deign to come around, they were quite Shocked and resentful when they were greeted with anything other than unconditional acceptance of their actions, beliefs, and perceptions, and used their discomfort as an excuse to stay away in an even more permanent fashion (while enjoying martyr status).
The rest re-formed ranks, and went on without them.
The End.
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And then they didn't need the rest of the group anymore. Or had only a mere fraction of their former need.
So they stopped being around online.
When they did deign to come around, they were quite Shocked and resentful when they were greeted with anything other than unconditional acceptance of their actions, beliefs, and perceptions, and used their discomfort as an excuse to stay away in an even more permanent fashion (while enjoying martyr status).
The rest re-formed ranks, and went on without them.
The End.
u