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Maybe a different religion, or especially political beliefs seems to be a big deal-breaker. Do you still find it worthwhile to keep them in your life?

I do. I have e.g. Christian Conservative friends, and Atheist Liberal ones, etc. I enjoy each one for what they are. I mean, nobody is perfect! (like me ๐Ÿ˜)

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[โ€“] OpenStars@piefed.social 2 points 1 month ago

It is good to have friendships...

It is necessary to have limits.:-)

On the bright side, these divisions only matter in a democracy where people vote on their beliefs, otherwise they remain merely odd opinions. So with democracy off the table now... you can feel free to give her a call! (/s btw:-P)