Do you believe that your best enemy is your bestfriend?
By gene_jean9
@gene_jean9 (318)
Philippines
September 25, 2007 3:33am CST
Do you believe that your best enemy is your bestfriend? Have you experience like this? That she or he is your friend if he/she needs something to you but if you dont have nothing to give him/her then he/she ignore you, or she/he betray you so that he/ she is the one to be successful.And underestimate of what you really are?Are you a victim of this kind of people?
2 responses
@ailema4ever (2668)
• Finland
25 Sep 07
I wouldn't call such a friend a best friend, first of all. A "BEST" friend wouldn't do all those things that you described. I think that kind of friend's like the "fox in sheep's clothing"...an "enemy dressed like a friend". You should avoid this type of "friend".
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@gene_jean9 (318)
• Philippines
26 Sep 07
ya, you are right From now on I should avoid or ignore that kind of a friend,as what they did to me. They need me if their is something that they want to get from me but if i dont have something to give then they just ignore me.
Thanks for the response.
@luzamper (1357)
• Philippines
26 Sep 07
Your best friend knows you so well, if she's really the best friend to you. But time changes and yes, there are communication gaps and misunderstanding that arise and when that happens, your best friend becomes an enemy - the worst enemy, not best enemy, as she knows you very much and your secrets may be revealed as she's no longer your friend but already enemy.
