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What I'm trying to say is, if you talk to someone on a proper basis and have a pretty well established communication, atleast have the decency to give a reason before deleting the person you just built a bridge with.
I do know what she is going through, but obviously not what she was thinking there.
The last part is why you need to let the other person come back to you on their terms. If you push it, it can keep you separated for a lot longer, if not forever.
If they don't come back, that is up to them and nothing you say or do will change that.
If I had no contact to her and she is in my friendlist, fine. But it's the context that matters. I had to vent a bit i guess. It wont bother me long term obviously, but it's just straight up annoying. I suffer from depression, it doesnt make me delete people randomly for no reason.
Basically what 9's saying is what I'm explainging to you, is basically the same kind of idea, so give a little space, and no need to push anything, leave a message like one, or two, and wait it out.