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Friends forward emails to each other as a way to stay connected even when they have nothing significant to say. By forwarding emails, friends demonstrate that they are thinking of each other and want to remain in contact even during times where there is no news to share. Receiving a forwarded email from a friend is a way for one to know that they are still cared for and remembered in that person's heart.
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