I miss my friend, and I’m also concerned for her. But every time I try to talk about it, she shuts down the conversation.

How can I address this slight? And more importantly, how do I prevent something like this from happening again?

Dear Sick of Being Micromanaged: Diane didn’t learn leadership; she learned how to be a nuisance with a clipboard.

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You do not need permission to grieve. Let the love and respect you carried for him be your farewell.

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