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Fake friends can be difficult to identify or differentiate from real friends. If you have a someone you feel is only friends with you for a particular reason, you may have a fake friend. Real friends support you, love you as you are, forgive you, and have your back. Fake friends can make you feel like you have to look or act a certain way to be friends with them. Also if you feel like you cannot be yourself around them, you may be dealing with a fake friend. Fake friends tend to only cause drama for you and are not healthy for you to keep around. To break up with your fake friend, get yourself ready for ending your friendship with them. In the process of breaking up, have a conversation about ending your friendship. Afterwards, work towards having a support group of healthy real friends going forward. | Fake friends can be difficult to identify or differentiate from real friends. If you have a someone you feel is only friends with you for a particular reason, you may have a fake friend. Real friends support you, love you as you are, forgive you, and have your back. Fake friends can make you feel like you have to look or act a certain way to be friends with them. Also if you feel like you cannot be yourself around them, you may be dealing with a fake friend. Fake friends tend to only cause drama for you and are not healthy for you to keep around. To break up with your fake friend, get yourself ready for ending your friendship with them. In the process of breaking up, have a conversation about ending your friendship. Afterwards, work towards having a support group of healthy real friends going forward. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
=== Getting Ready to Break Up === | === Getting Ready to Break Up === | ||
