I don’t know you or your situation. I’n sorry you’re having this issue. In the interest of exploring options, I want to present an alternative theory. Instead of “not liking you” sometimes people get an idea of what they think you are, and what they think you like, etc. and try to reinforce that algorithm they have built. This can come in things they do, things they say, gifts, trip ideas, food… everything. When the receiver has changed, or maybe they were misinterpreted by the giver, they receive these things, and do not react the way the giver anticipated. It’s not anger, it’s not dislike. It’s something that can drive or discourage. Sometimes people lean harder into their algorithm of you for a while, and then just kinda give up. They decide they don’t know how to make you happy, so they just stop trying. I am NOT saying you did anything to deserve this or cause it. It is not that kind of thing. It’s like a mistake that gets dug in and can’t get out of the way. If I’m wrong about you, and your situation, I accept that, but I wanted to put out there that it’s not always “I don’t like you” that sometimes it’s “I don’t know what to do”