COMMON SIGNS OF F@K£ FRIENDSHIP.
Fake friendships can be emotionally draining and often leave you feeling unsupported or misunderstood.
Here are some common signs of a fake friendship:
1. Constant criticism or negativity: A “friend” who frequently belittles or criticizes you, even if disguised as “jokes,” is likely not genuinely supportive. They may tear you down rather than lift you up.
2. Self-centered behavior: Fake friends are often only interested in the friendship when it benefits them. They may expect support or attention when they need it, but are nowhere to be found when you need help or care.
3. Lack of effort: A real friendship involves mutual effort. If one person always makes excuses to avoid spending time together or never reaches out, it’s a sign they may not care about the relationship.
4. Gossiping behind your back: A fake friend will talk about you negatively to others or spread gossip. If you’ve caught them bad-mouthing you, it’s a clear sign they aren’t truly your friend.
5. Jealousy or competition: A real friend celebrates your successes, but a fake friend may be jealous or try to downplay your achievements. They might see your success as a threat rather than something to be happy for you about.
6. Only reaching out when they need something: If someone only contacts you when they want something—whether it’s emotional support, favors, or help with something—but disappears when you need support, they are likely not a genuine friend.
7. No support during tough times: A fake friend might be absent or unhelpful during difficult times, offering little to no support when you’re struggling. Real friends show up when it counts the most.
8. Pretending to be someone else: Fake friends may put on a facade or try to manipulate situations to appear different than they really are, especially to impress others or gain personal benefit from you.
9. Lack of trust or loyalty: If a friend constantly betrays your trust or is disloyal, whether by revealing your secrets or being unreliable, it’s a sign of a toxic, fake friendship.
10. One-sided relationship: If you feel like you’re always giving—whether it’s emotionally, socially, or physically—and the other person isn’t reciprocating in any meaningful way, the friendship is likely shallow and fake.
If you notice these signs in a friendship, it may be time to reconsider the relationship and whether it’s worth maintaining. Healthy friendships should feel supportive, balanced, and trustworthy.
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