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"When I got divorced, I had a friend who I had grown up with but hadn't heard from in many years who called me or texted me every day for probably about three months just to ask, how you doing? What happened today? And I don't know. I don't remember anything about how he responded to what I said. What I remember is asking the question and that he showed that he cared by asking me how I was doing. And that was so moving."
"When I got divorced, I had a friend who I had grown up with but hadn't heard from in many years who called me or texted me every day for probably about three months just to ask, how you doing? What happened today? And I don't know. I don't remember anything about how he responded to what I said. What I remember is asking the question and that he showed that he cared by asking me how I was doing. And that was so moving."
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"When I got divorced, I had a friend who I had grown up with but hadn't heard from in many years who called me or texted me every day for probably about three months just to ask, how you doing? What happened today? And I don't know. I don't remember anything about how he responded to what I said. What I remember is asking the question and that he showed that he cared by asking me how I was doing. And that was so moving."
"When I got divorced, I had a friend who I had grown up with but hadn't heard from in many years who called me or texted me every day for probably about three months just to ask, how you doing? What happened today? And I don't know. I don't remember anything about how he responded to what I said. What I remember is asking the question and that he showed that he cared by asking me how I was doing. And that was so moving."