As a proud mom, I made a post on Facebook about my daughter being president next year. I can...

Friends who see you as competition are not really friends. Friends should be there to support and life each other up. I suppose it is good to find out this way than some other ways.

LadyGrace · 80-89

I see their behavior as a work of art - a masterpiece of what not to be. I'd rather be envied than pitied. 🤭 They're ignorance is showing. Their behavior is a mirror to their character, not yours. The best response is to rise above it...ignore. These type people act like kindergarteners. If they think they have your attention they'll become worse. Ignore them and that will kill them more than anything. Don't even let them phase you. They don't determine you and your daughter's worth. I can see why you're really proud of her. I'm sure we are here, on SW, as well!

AuRevoir · 36-40, M

Falsely kind people. Their masks slip all the time. They feign compassion, friendship, an entire array of human qualities when they believe they are above others. The moment they’re not, those behaviors showcase themselves for what they always were. Fake virtue points they pretended to harbor and stockpile. Learning who is real vs. who is fake is a great blessing, Most go on ignorant to who people really are. The fact that you get to know, puts you at a tremendous advantage with where to put your time and energy, and where not to bother.

Those types are only transactional. So if you ever feel the need to be with them, just know it’s 100% give and take with them. And they’ll likely only focus on deals that bother to benefit themselves far more than it would benefit you.