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I feel low

Just lately, my friend has been acting weird. She only seems to want to meet me if my boyfriend is there, has cancelled plans with me at the last minute about 6 times in the last 2 months. I met her recently and she made 4 phone calls while I was sitting there, only stopped it when I said I was getting fed up and may as well just leave her to her phone calls. Last night she met me and another friend, and left about half an hour and said her parents were locked out. It felt like a made up excuse.
We have been friends about 4 years - prior to this we got on really well, but I feel very hurt and like she doesn't value my company any more. She said to me not long ago she feels envious of my relationship. Could this be the problem? She seems down but refuses to tell me what's wrong. I don't know what to do now.
WhatShallIcallyou · 51-55, M
I believe that honesty is the best policy. Especially when coupled with tactfulness. I'd attempt to bring it up with a 'I've been feeling that when we are together, you aren't really with me, you don't want to be with me, you are thinking about other things." Let her think about it and possibly respond. Perhaps ask her "what is going on or changed
for you?"
WhatShallIcallyou · 51-55, M
Then that is what you tell her. "I feel a little let down and hurt by you.....". Get it out in the open. Let her respond. She might be sorry. She might not be. You may consider that it is time to move on.
Better off to know.
Obviously she's not a good friend and is only interested in your BF. She's not your friend.. You should cut her out of your life. She's up to no good.
MenzernaSF4000 · 36-40, M
Why exactly to you need to hang out with her? Can't you imagine life without her in it? I know losing friends isn't nice, but at times, walking away from toxic people is best thing you can do for yourself.
Primnproper · 56-60, F
I'd sit down and tell her how you feel then gauge her reaction and based on that decide whether to keep her as a friend..people should add to your life not take from it..
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I was thinking she might be after your boyfriend. Dump here like a hot potato she is not your friend.
The sad thing is that after all this nastiness you still want to call this person your friend.
liveinadream · 26-30, F
I would advise you not to contact her until she herself tries to make contact with you.
Moonstar14 · 56-60, F
I feel we used to have a good friendship - just a couple of months ago. Just last week she let me down, said she was going out to dinner with her family. In my view, you keep to the former arrangement, not let someone down cos you consider you have got a better offer. But so many let downs in so little time makes me feel really hurt.
Moonstar14 · 56-60, F
I have some insecurity issues, and the way she is behaving is making me feel very down myself. Every time I do see her, I get some gut instinct something is not right..like she is being false in some way.

 
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