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Not exactly the same but Ive told a former friend that I didnt want to associate with them anymore. It felt like I was firing him from my social life. I was as blunt as possible and told him that I view many of his decisions as immoral, listed some examples, explained how he was a bad friend, and that he didnt seem to have any desire to change, so it was better for both of us to move on.

Too bad we had to continue living together for 2 months.

EDIT: I also explained that we had different interests now and didnt have enough in common.

The reasons that I approached it this way: 1, we had lived together for a few years and he always wanted to spend time together. It wasnt working for me and I knew I needed to do something to make him understand that. 2, he was clearly clinging onto the friendship for no reason other than we had been friends for a long time. He always commented that we had little in common and didnt agree on much, yet still wanted to do stuff together all the time.

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