If you are uncomfortable with your friends, how can you naturally stay away and get out silently?

Drifting away.

Of course, the gradual distancing here does not mean breaking up with the other person or suddenly not talking about it, but reducing the positive feedback. For example, if she asks us about our attitude towards something, we can not publish it, or even carelessly about what she says, and when she doesn't get anything in return from us, then she will naturally choose to tell it to other people, and slowly we will drift away from it. To give you a simple example, the reason why you listen to me is because I give you back, not just what I say.

Go with the flow and do what you should do.

The distance in the relationship has quietly changed in the situation. If it bothers you, you might as well be aware of your current feelings, not being discovered by her and quietly staying away from her, what makes you care about "quietly staying away from her", what kind of experience and feelings it brings you, through every awakening is an opportunity for growth. Find a suitable opportunity to leave a friend you don't like.

Interpersonal relationship. Always presenting dynamics, the feeling of the relationship is also subjective.

The environment is created by the heart! The emotions, backgrounds, body language, etc., that interact with each other can affect each other's reactions, and then respond differently. Someone counts:

Every seven years, there will be a new wave of friends. We don't consider its authenticity, but we have already revealed the nature of human loneliness. Therefore, while we hate or "nonsensical" hate, the most important thing is to live our own day, handle our work and life well, and don't be affected by it and interfere with our good mood for the day.

Remind your friends to pay more attention to themselves and discover their own problems.

The reason why your friend gets angry at every turn is because in the process of dating, he is aware of the harm that his father or mother has caused him, and he unconsciously produces emotional projections. She said that the best antidote to your friend's situation is to "see": to see where the trauma of your upbringing came from.

The "mother" who chooses to cause harm to herself without knowing it and tries to cross the line says "no" gently but firmly, chooses to grow herself, pays attention to her own growth and development, and is the parent of her inner child.

When you are with him, try to talk as little as possible, and be very silent and cold, so that he will no longer be interested in being with you, and slowly he will naturally be unwilling to pay attention to you, and you can get out.

Communicate less with friends, maintain a sense of distance, reduce meetings and exchanges with him, and slowly withdraw from the relationship.

I think it's okay to distance yourself slowly, so it's better, and it won't make the other party feel particularly unhappy, and you can leave again.