~ How does one go about navigating post-separation awkwardness after an, ah, "breakup" with your former moirail due to circumstances that were no party's fault? We are still on amicable terms and friends, but I worry there may still be lingering doubts on her end, despite her apology to me. Is there anything even to say? oﻌo ~
the onl7 real option is to let her voi(e them. if she doesn't, it's not 7our problem. 7ou (an't read minds. i'm assuming
~ I cannot, though that would be quite the useful ability to have in scenarios such as this! ~ ~ It is an unusual situation, as it is not the typical one where she is attempting to make me feel guilty for her own feelings. She does not mention it, I simply sense a lingering sense of awkwardness... on both of our ends. I am just simply unsure if there is anything else to say, when most of it has been acknowledged. What else is there to say if such issues have been addressed and apologized for? Perhaps I am thinking too hard about it? oﻌo ~
7ou broke up. lingering awkwardness is par for the (ourse. if there's nothing left to a(knowledge, it's probabl7 best to let it be
~ Ah, that is... possibly the most logical choice. Especially since it wasn't a separation that would lead to malice in most scenarios, such as infidelity or mistreatment. We are still on friendly terms, at least! oﻌo ~