Hate that good friends are nice to others 15

Psychological problems, let go a little. It's fine, it's very bad.

Belch. To be honest, I had this mentality in elementary school. -

When I grew up, I didn't think it was realistic.

In my opinion, I think everyone has the opportunity to choose their own friends, so your relationship with your best friend can't be broken just because he becomes friends with someone you hate.

Add a good word in front of your friends to prove that the relationship between the two of you is not ordinary, you have something to talk to each other, you support each other, you become each other's companions, and your friendship will not be destroyed because of an outsider.

Everyone has a certain connection in life, maybe you are not familiar with each other, but there is still a certain relationship, or you are classmates who are estranged, or you are colleagues who have not been in touch for a long time, etcWhat I want to show is that you and your good friends and the people you hate have some kind of intersection in life.

Because of this intersection, maybe one day by coincidence, your best friend became friends with someone you hatedEveryone's criteria for choosing friends are different, and the relationship between you and your good friend is frank, and the relationship between your good friend and the person you hate, there is no conflict between the two relationships, which means that everyone has the right to choose who to be friends with.

Summary:

You can't tell your best friend to cut off your good friend just because that person you hate is someone you hate, it will only alienate the two of you, and all you can do is maintain your friendship with your good friend, and it is none of your business who he befriends with.

After all, he is your friend, not you. He has his own likes and hobbies. We try to love others as much as we can, and not hate others.

The preferences and interactions between people are very complex and diverse, so sometimes even if you think you are a good person to get along with, there may be people who are not interested in you or don't like you. In the same way, you may dislike or dislike certain people, but your friends think they are good people.

There are many factors that can influence how people interact and how they feel, such as personality, cultural background, hobbies, ways of getting along, experiences, and so on. Additionally, some people may be more inclined to spend time with people with similar personalities, while others prefer to be with different types of people, which could also explain why your friends may have different perspectives than you.

If your friends don't like you, you can try to be honest with them, ask them what they think and try to understand their feelings. It may be that they have some misunderstanding about you, or that they are uncomfortable with some of your actions or words. Through honest dialogue and understanding, you can find ways to improve your relationship.

In conclusion, everyone has their own unique preferences and ways of interacting, and that's normal. It is important to respect each other's differences and try to establish good communication and understanding.

Everyone has a different opinion and makes different friends. After all, you and your friends are different individuals, and their values are naturally different, so it is normal for you to have different views on a person. We don't have to force a friend's friend to be mine, right?