Thestargoddess
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Posted by LadyNeptuneOh man, I can relate.
I don't know if it's common.
I did have a very close cancer female friend that would bitch and moan constantly towards the end of our decade + long friendship. I stopped hanging out with her because the negativity was bringing me down. Also for other non related reasons.

Posted by ThestargoddessIts one thing to have a mutual bitch fest but if that's all she ever talks about it becomes too much. Of course it depends on what is making her negative. If she lost a relative or something of that nature then of course be sympathetic and stand by her as long as it takes.Posted by LadyNeptuneOh man, I can relate.
I don't know if it's common.
I did have a very close cancer female friend that would bitch and moan constantly towards the end of our decade + long friendship. I stopped hanging out with her because the negativity was bringing me down. Also for other non related reasons.
It really is draining to keep having to peptalk her and not get anywhere. The negativity latches onto me like a leech, and I just become frustrated. It almost seems like she's trying too hard just to get attention.click to expand





Posted by EnochtheWisethis is so sweet ....Posted by ThestargoddessI know a few that can get like this when they are very low. Actually, a lot of the time its around heightened feelings of not having anyone that is truly their friend, there for them, etc., when life gets really difficult. And the ones I know are always there for everyone through any/everything. I try to hang in there for them and not reinforce that belief that no one cares, because the ones I know will isolate themselves to such a degree that it is unhealthy, even from a Scorp POV. Plus it typically doesn't last forever.
Is it common for cancer women to have a self-pitying, "woe-me" attitude all the time? You know, the victim card.
I spend a good amount of energy peptalking a cancer friend of mine out of her depressing episodes.
Sometimes I feel like she's milking it.
Just wondering if this is a common thing for cancers, especially the cancer females. It's draining.
I try to be there to listen, but also lift their moods. Make them laugh if at all possible. If you can force them to get out of the house, go out to a movie with them that will cheer them up, then talk afterwards. I find that comedy in particular is really helpful. Or even sharing music with them that is uplifting. If you feel like its too draining to always be around them or constantly lend an ear, then at least perform a kind gesture - drop off some food, send them something in writing to cheer them up, remind them of good times, etc. - so they know you really do care....if you actually do, that is.click to expand


Posted by Deedee86^^^^^^
I don't know if it's a Cancer trait but a Cancer friend of mine always whines and cries but then refuses help.
Her dog ran off last week and she us understandably upset but when I suggested a local fb page that helps search for lost pets she whined that it was too hard. When I offered to help search she whined that it was too cold, when I suggested setting a humane trap she whined that she didn't have time.
This happens on a regular basis. She has a problem but refuses to put in any effort to fix it.

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I spend a good amount of energy peptalking a cancer friend of mine out of her depressing episodes.
Sometimes I feel like she's milking it.
Just wondering if this is a common thing for cancers, especially the cancer females. It's draining.