Should I Ghost My 'Friend' Now

Treacle71 | 09:15 Wed 16th Feb 2022 | Society & Culture

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I got a late Christmas card earlier this week with written problems in it. She hasn't asked how I am in her letter with the card, but enclosed a long essay of all her problems. She has a massive family where with me, it's just me and my daughter. She has always had a husband and a big family and I have not and I have also struggled in life and this 'friend' knows this.
I'll feel guilty if I don't reply to her, but I don't want to. Is it OK to ignore it? I want to move on from her now. We hardly see each other anyway year in, year out. She hasn't even asked if my daughter and I have been OK during COVID and has assumed we're both OK.

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vulcan42

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Personally, if I received a Christmas card in February I wouldn't bother to answer. The late card is just a cover for what she actually wants, to let you know of her problems without bothering to enquire if you are well.

10:01 Wed 16th Feb 2022

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Treacle71

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I sent my Christmas card to her two weeks before Christmas Day, mibn2cweus.