What do you do when you meet such a selfish friend?

Updated on society 2024-04-10
18 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    I won't give her a ** anymore, and I'll review it elsewhere by myself.

    Don't say that you broke off your friendship with her, you can get past it when you can be together in the future.

    Don't make it clear to her, just act as if you didn't look for her.

    In the future, if she herself explains to you, you will listen, and she will say whatever she likes, and she will not have the same knowledge as her.

    At most, don't ask her for help or anything in the future, if she wants to ask you for help, you should do it, if you don't do it, you can't do it, if she asks you, you just find a reason to prevaricate, what does she love.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    People are selfish, and if they think they can make friends, they will continue, and if they can't make friends, they can go on the surface, and they usually don't associate with this kind of person.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Forget it, people don't do it for themselves, the heavens and the earth will be destroyed!

    Human nature is selfish!

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Why does it feel a bit like the Monkey King of seventy-two changes....There are all kinds of people in this person, and you don't have to be sad about it, and when you encounter something more ambiguous, it's better to think more about the benefits. I don't think you need to contact her in a hurry, wait for her to take the initiative to call ** to see how to explain. At the same time, prepare for both, plan for the other....This kind of person is unreliable....

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    You can't say such angry words as breaking off friendship, and in the future, you have to listen to half of his words, let go of half of them, and you can't believe them all.

    In a word: don't have deep friendships with this kind of person!

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    There is also such a person in our class, he is super cheap!! A lot of people don't like to talk to him!! You'd better ignore her! So as not to be angry with you! This kind of person is not worth talking to her

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    If my best friend says I'm selfish, then I'm going to reflect on it and see if there's something wrong with what I'm doing. If there is, it will be changed, and if it is not, it will be encouraged. If it's your own mistake, you will apologize to your friend Cheng and hope that he will forgive you.

    If it weren't for my own mistakes, I wouldn't have argued with my friends, just laughed it off.

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    Then you can ask yourself if there is something that makes your friends think you are selfish. In fact, people are selfish, but it is best not to be too selfish when getting along with friends. If you're really too much, then apologize to your friends.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    When I am told to be selfish by my good friends, I will only think about whether I have really done wrong, if I have not done wrong, then I think it doesn't matter, after all, sometimes everyone can be said something bad by others, after all, the mouth grows on other people's bodies, not what we can control.

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    I'm still sad in my heart, because I think I'm good enough for her, maybe I'm selfish, but I'm still very selfless when I treat her, after all, she is my friend, the only good friend, how can I treat her with someone else's attitude?

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    If my best friend really said that, then I would definitely reflect on whether I was really selfish. But I personally think the subjective consciousness is too obvious, I will kindly ask my best friend, my personal selfishness is manifested in **? In what way?

    Then ask the other party to point it out and make it clear that you will change it in the future.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    Since I am the best friend, my first reaction must be to reflect on myself, because after many years of friends, my relationship with him is undoubted, and we are both straightforward people, since he pointed out my shortcomings, proving that I also have such problems, only people close to me will have the courage to point out my mistakes, and I really hope that I can correct them.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    If you are misunderstood, you must prove your innocence, refute everything she said, and then prove yourself with examples, and say everything that should be said. If what a good friend says is not wrong, sometimes the advice is contrary to the ear, reflect on it, and correct it immediately.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    I feel that since we are my best friend, there is something we really did wrong, otherwise he would not have said such things. At this time, we don't want to argue with good friends, which will affect the feelings between each other, maybe the good friend is angry and waiting for him to be angry, and then sit down and talk about it, it is estimated that they will feel ashamed of their behavior!

  15. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    One time I went out to the movies with my friends, and I only bought a Coke, and my friends saw me and said I was selfish. I said that I don't know what you drink and buy you a copy, friends need to empathize with each other, and they won't be unhappy because of some small things, and everyone cherishes this friendship very much.

  16. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    "Selfishness" is not a good word. Saying that others are "selfish" in life is equivalent to saying that others are immoral, and it is time to reflect and repent.

    However, thanks to the flow of information, most people have heard such words as "people are selfish" and "human nature is selfish".

    Since "human nature is selfish", why does "selfishness", such a natural, objective, and universal human nature, become a lever for people to attack each other?

    In fact, people don't have to carry the "original sin" of "selfishness" and live in a humble life. You know, man is the noble god of this planet!

  17. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    First of all, if you want to solve the problem, you have to be deeply aware of the cause of the problem, so you have to be aware of what is going on?

    Why does she say you're selfish? Whether it's your fault or hers, if you're right, you can have a clear conscience.

  18. Anonymous users2024-01-21

    My friend wanted to borrow my lipstick, and when I refused, he said I was selfish and stingy. It's sad and angry, but it also feels ridiculous.

    Where do you stand to accuse me? It is my right to borrow or not to borrow, even my best friend can say no.

    Don't kidnap me with friendship and make me do things that hurt my own interests or that I don't want to do at all.

    Accusing me of being selfish, aren't you selfish? I will keep my distance from this friend, and it is better for everyone to have less contact in the future.

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