I hate my friend's attitude. Should I still keep her as my friend?
I'm in my fourth year of high school and I have this friend. Since, I'm a quiet type of person she is only the person that I usually get along with since I'd transferred on a new school. At first, she was not like this but as months pass by, I'm noticing that her personality changes. Every time I buy some food, she always asks me to treat her. Treating her is fine for me but it happens everyday. And not to mention, when her old friends come to our room, she always leaves me alone and she will come back if she needs something from me. And every time we go home with her friends I'm always the person that's leaving behind and they act like I don't exists. She also keeps borrowing money from me promising that she'll pay it but even right now, she still not giving it to me. I'm a understanding kind of person so I'm always getting along with this and I don't want to be alone to school, again. But the time has come that she's forcing me to buy her a present since it's her birthday. I told her that I don't have enough money since it's summer vacation. But still she's forcing me to buy and she even chose what should I give to her. I'm already tired to get along with her attitude and my patience is already gone. But I also feel bad to leave her, so what should I do?
If your friend sleeps with a married person would you keep them as a friend?
I’m only responsible and answerable for my own behavior… not that of the entire world. However… I might have a “heart to heart” talk with them about both the moral and practical implications of that lifestyle choice. If he or she was not open to that… then I would get right back to being concerned with my life, and my life choices… go to my bathroom which has nice, large mirrors, and check to make sure my nose was back in my business, and not that of others.Nat… at the moment, and pretty much all those “other times…,” back to being in my own business.
Tell me what this quote mean? "no person is your friend who demands your silence or denies your right to grow"
It basically means that a true friend never discourages you or wants something bad for you. They shoud always support you and help you in times of need. They should also encourage you to pursue your goals, and what makes you happy in life. Also, they should accept you for who you truly are, and nothing more or less.
Do you have a lot of friends?
No, and I don't think I need a lot of them. I've almost cut out every fake, fair-weathered, nasty [attitude having], etc. person that I once considered a "friend"... You can't trust* people, at least not too many of them, and it took me awhile to understand/see that.
What is the percent chance that you keep friends from high school?
It really depends how close you are with that person. So far I have kept two close and I still associate with others. But of course I just graduated this year. However, me and my best friend have ben friends for since 7th grade and still going strong and she's in North Carolina for college now.
My yahoo messenger i have this person keep showing up on my friends list as "add request pending"?
block them it's in security options on messenger