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Director Too Much Contact: When to Give Friends a Break

In summary, "Too Much Contact" refers to feeling overwhelmed by constant communication, and it's important to give a friend a break if you feel drained or frustrated. When approaching the topic, communicate honestly and be understanding. The duration of the break will depend on the situation and the needs of both friends, and it is okay to take a break from a friendship for the sake of one's own well-being.
chefkathy
chefkathy
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...but a phone call, an email, and a FB message all in the span of one hour is a bit excessive. Especially when it's DINNER TIME!!!! OMG! Give me chance to respond before you spam me please!
 
LOL A bit frantic, was she?
 
:veryfunny:
 

Related to Too Much Contact: When to Give Friends a Break

1. What does "Too Much Contact" mean?

"Too Much Contact" refers to situations where a person feels overwhelmed or suffocated by the amount of communication or time spent with a friend.

2. How can I tell if I need to give a friend a break?

If you are feeling drained, annoyed, or frustrated by your friend's constant contact or presence, it may be a sign that you need to give them some space.

3. How do I approach the topic of needing a break with my friend?

It's important to communicate openly and honestly with your friend. Let them know that you value their friendship, but you also need some time to yourself. Be understanding and avoid placing blame.

4. How long of a break should I give my friend?

The duration of the break will depend on the specific situation and the needs of both you and your friend. It could be a few days, weeks, or even longer. It's important to communicate and come to an agreement that works for both of you.

5. Is it okay to take a break from a friendship?

Yes, it is completely okay to take a break from a friendship if you feel that it is necessary for your well-being. It's important to prioritize your own mental and emotional health, and sometimes that means taking a step back from certain relationships.

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