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BensonEBensonE Posts: 183 Helping Hand
So lately I've been worried about my mate and my job is making realise that being caring is okay but I'm worried about her because I haven't heard from her in over 2 weeks nearly 3 and I don't know when I should start to mega worry and when acceptable to ring her

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  • Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 411 Listening Ear
    I think that if you're worried, there's no harm in dropping your friend a text or calling them. Even if you're not worried, friends usually appreciate you checking in
  • lunarcat522lunarcat522 Moderator Posts: 608 Incredible Poster
    @BensonE I don't think it would be any harm to check in. I would suggest doing it in a way that you think your friend would be most comfortable with as it sounds like it could be a difficult conversation. Even a quick text might be good to check in to see if they're okay as they've been quite quiet recently, and you could see if they would want to meet up soon since it's been a while?

    I don't think there's a wrong way to go about it as you're just wanting to make sure everything's alright
  • independent_independent_ Community Champion Posts: 9,015 Supreme Poster
    No harm in checking in with a text or call :)
    “Sometimes the people around you won’t understand your journey. They don’t need to, it’s not for them.”
  • AzzimanAzziman Moderator, Community Champion Posts: 2,065 Boards Champion
    Hey @BensonE - I'd agree with what's been said by the others, a quick check-in is totally fine. You don't need an emergency or be really worried to do that - checking in with friends is completely normal :)
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