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Male friend is 30, female friend is 27. I normally never do this, but they met at a party I was hosting and both were going on about how much they liked each other, so I "helped" a little.

The relationship lasted for 4 or 5 months, I think.

Fortunately there's no joint property involved, so it's a relatively clean break.

Short background: Male friend and I have been friends since college, female friend and I go even further back. These are both solid, 10+ years friendships.

Today female friend called me, saying she's just not feeling it, things aren't working out and it's basically over.

I'm not sure if male friend fully realizes this is a permanent break-up, but it sure sounds like it on her end.

They're still listed as "in a relationship" on Facebook.

It seems to be they're dealing with it like adults, but I'll possibly be getting a lot of phone calls from both of them as this plays out.

I feel somewhat responsible, as I always thought they were an unlikely couple, never expected it to last, but was swayed to play matchmaker anyway. In any case, I do not want to be part of either of them bad-mouthing the other, or gossip etc. I want to keep both as friends, as they've both been in my life for a long time. I also do not want to be taking sides.

Also, I do not want to be awkward about inviting both to things like birthdays, parties etc.
So, any tips on what I should or shouldn't do?
<bot>: Played matchmaker for two good friends, relationship didn't last. Don't want to damage either friendship and don't want to take sides. Any tips on handling this?