Jordyn Woods and Kylie Jenner's apparent split is every close friendship's nightmare

I don't think that we ever consider that any of our friendships might come to an end someday. When you think about all the memories you have with that person and all the special moments you've shared, it can become inconceivable that one day they will simply become a contact on your phone or someone you used to know.

Which is why all eyes are on Kylie Jenner to see whether or not she is going to forgive her best friend Jordyn Woods who allegedly kissed and then spent the night at Tristan Thompson's house.

In case you don't know, Tristan is Kylie's older sister's (ex) man, Tristan Thompson. Khloe and Tristan have a child together - True.

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After hearing about another cheating scandal involving Tristan, Khloe allegedly ended things with the basketball player immediately and was soon seen wearing a stunning and might I add, super sparkling bodysuit on a night out with her sisters.

According to TMZ, Jordyn has since moved out of her long term friend's mansion and back with her mom to give Kylie, who reportedly is having a hard time coping with her best friends betrayal, some "space" to deal with the betrayal

TMZ also reported that a source revealed that Jordyn is "begging for Kylie's forgiveness" and says she was "blackout drunk" when the alleged cheating happened.

Kardashian/Jenner fans are having none of it though and as expected have been sharing their opinions, jokes and hilarious memes with wild abandon, depicting how "broke" Jordyn is about to be since her split with bestie Kylie.

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Although everyone's enjoyed a good laugh at the ever-entertaining Kardashians' expense once again, our hearts do go out for both Kylie and Jordyn whose friendship is now in shambles (regardless of whose fault it is).

While blaming alcohol on her actions may seem like a feeble excuse, losing a friendship especially one as tight as her and Kylie's was, must be devastating.. There's still seems to be hope left for the two as Kylie is yet to delete the pictures they have together off her IG account.

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They are not alone however, other people have also had to part ways with their dear friends. Here's a story that was shared with us: 

Some Twitter users understand the pain that can come from a split with a platonic friend. 

This kind of breakup is heart wrenching and relationship expert Paula Quinsee explains that we hurt so much because we have invested our time, memories in these friendships. She says, "you would have shared a lot of things together, [attended] social occasions, shared memories, and been a part of each other’s lives".

Paula adds that there is also the fact that your closest friend is the person you would confide in about certain things, "You have shared a lot with each other so that is why it feels the same as a relationship with a romantic partner because this person has been so close to you and so involved in your life," she explains. 

Mimi Hewett who is a registered relationship and family counsellor explains that friendships end for different reasons. "Some friendships only last for a certain season in our lives and when the season has come to an end, it may seem that you don’t have all that much in common with this friend anymore."

For example one of the friends could be getting married or starting a family while the other leads a different life. "One friend could have moved to a different city or country and spending time together might get more and more difficult. Or you could find that you don’t have anything interesting to talk about with each other anymore," she adds.

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In reality, breaking up with a friend is like experiencing a loss or experiencing some sort of grief explains Paula. "It is the same as when a relationship ends – you are feeling the loss of the relationship or the loss of the other person. That person is not in your life anymore," Paula elaborates. This means that you need time to go through the grieving process which can be difficult and painful. 

The best thing to do according to Paula is to work through the grief and also look into what caused the friendship to end and if you potentially had anything to do with it ending and if you haven't then you need to come to terms with the fact that your friendship may have just walked its path and it is time to let go.

Mimi says that it is okay to feel hurt and experience all the different emotions of grief "like denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance at different times – give yourself enough time to work through every stage".

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