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What are some things an ex maga supporter can do to prove to his gfs friends that he’s officially changed because of her and no longer supports or likes Trump?
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Anonymous 1w

Attend protests. Call senators. Volunteer for the people he has most affected, whether it be at a food bank that services impoverished communities, groups that are working to protect immigrants, groups that advocate or help queer people etc. actively speak out against Trump (to people who support him not just venting with other like minded friends) and also just being able to clearly show an understanding of the impact their vote has had

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Anonymous 1w

Actively participate in efforts that work against MAGA and understand that people will be resentful towards you for a while. It’s good to look back and understand your mistakes but you did vote for someone who has been very clear for a long time about how harmful he is and it’s reasonable for people to not look past that

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Anonymous 1w

Bro you don’t need to prove to no one anything, only validation you need is from the Lord brotha. No ones perfect.

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Anonymous 1w

Theres no quick or easy way to earn people’s trust. Best thing to do after expressing your change and remorse is continue bettering yourself, independent of their trust, forgiveness, or approval. If you’re the same guy from yesterday, your problems may not be exclusive to the trust (or lack thereof) that your GF’s friends have for you. For people to cut out their own friends over that… idk it seems like something more personal than politics is going on.

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Anonymous 1w

who cares about her friends, ur dating ur gf not ur friends

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1w

And most of all stop being resentful when people can’t immediately forgive you for endangering their friends, family, or themselves. I owe my friends way more than the bf of a friend. And you have done visible harm to them. I welcome anyone who has changed their political view, but I can’t immediately forgive someone who has willingly done so much harm to people I love

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Anonymous replying to -> twirling_tornado 1w

her friends**

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 1w

Not everyone believes in God though

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Anonymous replying to -> twirling_tornado 1w

Its good to be on good terms with the friends.

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Anonymous replying to -> twirling_tornado 1w

I think yesterday he said that they were cutting his GF off because of his previous views, and that’s why he wants their acceptance.

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 1w

Yes

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 1w

they sound like horrible friends lmao

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Anonymous replying to -> twirling_tornado 1w

Yes. If there is no other reason.

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