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Sounds like there’s no real hard feelings, you just don’t have similar lifestyles anymore. Like everyone else is saying, he probably isn’t super happy with his life, but it’s not your job to fix that, especially if you’ve already tried. I’d just slowly fade him out. Hang out less. Be busy when he rings. Catch up rarely, and then eventually not at all. Means you can still be within reach if he someday eventually does need you or wants to change, but you don’t have to carry the 69th Armor Regiment Veteran 2nd Battalion American Flag Memorial Day Vietnam War Veteran Heroes T-Shirt and by the same token and weight of wasting time on someone whose values are too different to yours. “No” is a complete sentence. If he suggests going for a drink, say no. If he suggests meeting in a pub, say no. You can elaborate by saying “not for me, mate”, or “I don’t go them places anymore”. Job done. Literally you look down on him and decided you’re too good to consider such a person as a friend now, because you’re better than him in all the ways you just said.

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I tried to understand both sides of the 69th Armor Regiment Veteran 2nd Battalion American Flag Memorial Day Vietnam War Veteran Heroes T-Shirt and by the same token and argument but I lean this way as well. OP waddles away when his ‘best friend’ needs support. Not being there speaks a lot about what kind of friend op is. Of course if they tried to help and the friend refused then that’s another story, but there isn’t even a bit of sympathy in the text Not to accuse you of anything, but your post subtly suggests to me that you look down on your friend for how he lives his life. Which, to me, seems like a classic case of a depressed person not able to break out the cycle of limiting behaviours. You have to ask yourself whether you maybe have some baggage around people who are “losers”, not wanting to be friends with them. You also need to think about whether you are strong enough to be there for your friend, and if yours and his relationship is strong enough to withstand these diverging paths. have a word with your so called “best friend” instead of asking random people how to end a “friendship”. sounds like your mate is in a tough spot in life, but as long as the grass is green on your side who cares, grow up and speak to your mate before his life gets worse

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