Quality friendships are built on mutual trust, loyalty, and honesty. It becomes challenging to maintain a friendship when one person is using or being dishonest. Even if you are initially unaware of these actions, once you realize what is happening, trust is destroyed. Offering a second chance is commendable, if the person doesn't learn from their mistakes, rebuilding the friendship becomes difficult. Even if the friendship continues, there may be a lingering skepticism, causing you to scrutinize the hidden meanings behind their every word. Trust is fundamental in any relationship, and your decision reflects a commitment to maintaining authenticity and trustworthiness in your connections. I believe in second chances, but if someone I trust loses that chance by being dishonest, I'll be vigilant about their words. If I notice another lie, I'll likely sever ties with them, making sure for them to know the reason for my decision beforehand. That's my way of thinking.
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