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I don't clearly understand the meaning of "was never meant to be" in sentences like this:

"I was never meant to be your friend."

Can someone explain it to me?

For the example in content, someone said this after having a falling out with another person who believed they were friends (because they often spend time together for work-related purposes).

And just to be sure, is that ["I was never meant to be your friend."] grammatically correct?

I don't clearly understand the meaning of "was never meant to be" in sentences like this:

"I was never meant to be your friend."

Can someone explain it to me?

For the example in content, someone said this after having a falling out with another person who believed they were friends (because they often spend time together for work-related purposes).

And just to be sure, is that [I was never meant to be your friend] grammatically correct?

I don't clearly understand the meaning of "was never meant to be" in sentences like this:

"I was never meant to be your friend."

Can someone explain it to me?

For the example in content, someone said this after having a falling out with another person who believed they were friends (because they often spend time together for work-related purposes).

And just to be sure, is that grammatically correct?

I don't clearly understand the meaning of "was never meant to be" in sentences like this:

"I was never meant to be your friend."

Can someone explain it to me?

For the example in content, someone said this after having a falling out with another person who believed they were friends (because they often spend time together for work-related purposes).

And just to be sure, is that ["I was never meant to be your friend."] grammatically correct?

I don't clearly understand the meaning of "was never meant to be" in sentences like this:

"I was never meant to be your friend."

Can someone explain it to me?

For the example in content, someone said this after having a falling out with another person who believed they were friends (because they often spend time together for work-related purposes).

I don't clearly understand the meaning of "was never meant to be" in sentences like this:

"I was never meant to be your friend."

Can someone explain it to me?

For the example in content, someone said this after having a falling out with another person who believed they were friends (because they often spend time together for work-related purposes).

And just to be sure, is that grammatically correct?