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Originally Posted by Jcfowler6
I have a good friend . . .
. . . . explains he regrets the trade. I'm torn on this one. He would like additional items to make him feel whole or . . . .
Any thoughts?
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Since you asked for thoughts . . .
Over the years I've come to learn that the term "good friend" has a wide range of meanings to a wide range of people, often far from what I think a "good friend" is.
Seriously, if you made a deal with a "good friend" and a week later he says that deal wasn't good enough, then he probably isn't as good of a friend as you thought.
In my world, a man is only as good as his word. If you agree to terms of a deal, and conduct the deal, then it's done. That's it. Nothing more to discuss.
You're concerned about what to do out of friendship.
Is your "good friend" as concerned about the friendship as you? My guess is no, or you likely wouldn't be here asking about what to do because he wouldn't have said anything.