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My friend made me a comment about my complexion which was insensitive and I was hurt or should I say my vital was hurt. He did apologise and admitted that he’s been insensitive but I decided to not talk to him till I calmed down. I did calm down I told him it’s alright but how do I deal with such comments and people? Because I can’t talk to them or face them at all. I delete them off from my brain. Is it natural? Please help me out.💬🤮🤬

Such people are best ignored and such friends are best avoided. It shows not only an insensitivity towards others but also a superficial way of looking at things. 

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Alok Da

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