Breaking News: Friend’s Lack of Happiness for Your Success Sparks Shock and Concern
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In a stunning turn of events, a shocking revelation has emerged that a close friend has been unable to muster up even a hint of happiness for your recent achievements. The news has sent shockwaves through social circles, leaving many wondering how such a toxic dynamic could have gone unnoticed for so long.
According to sources close to the situation, the friend in question has consistently failed to offer any form of congratulations or support following your recent successes. Despite your efforts to share your good news and celebrate with them, they have instead chosen to remain aloof and unresponsive.
"It’s like they’re allergic to happiness," said a friend who wished to remain anonymous. "Every time you try to share your good news, they somehow manage to change the subject or make you feel like you’re being too proud or arrogant."
This lack of support has left many questioning the true nature of the friendship and whether it’s even worth preserving. "When someone can’t be happy for you, it’s a clear sign that they’re not invested in your well-being," said a relationship expert. "It’s time to reevaluate the friendship and prioritize your own mental health."
The news has also sparked a wider conversation about the importance of self-care and setting boundaries in toxic relationships. "It’s crucial to surround yourself with people who uplift and support you," said a mental health advocate. "Don’t be afraid to distance yourself from those who bring you down."
As the situation continues to unfold, many are left wondering what they can do to help their friend see the error of their ways. "It’s not about fixing the friend, it’s about taking care of yourself," said a therapist. "Focus on nurturing relationships that bring you joy and fulfillment, and don’t be afraid to walk away from those that don’t."
Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story as more information becomes available.
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I am really torn on how to deal with this situation because I want to be understanding of her situation but also this is negatively impacting my mental health so any advice is great!
I have a long time friend who only seems to want to talk to me when I’m having a bad time. I have been through some really difficult things in my life and she has been there for me, at these times there have been great things going on for her- getting a great job, getting married, and I truly feel like I was so supportive and happy for her and did everything to celebrate her.
Now the tables have turned and she is having a difficult time and my ‘luck’ is turning around. I recently got married and having struggled with fertility am now pregnant. I wanted to see her face-to-face to tell her the good news but she has been avoiding seeing or calling me so I had no choice but to text her. She gave an abrupt response and said ‘I knew things would work out for you anyway they always do’.
Late last night she sent me a huge message telling me she’s happy for me but because she is having difficulty in her marriage she doesn’t want me to update her on my good news anymore and doesn’t want me to ask about her problems because it is upsetting for her and she ‘doesn’t deserve what is happening’ to her and again restated that ‘everything works out’ for me.
I was devastated. I am always there for her and talk to her about what she’s struggling with and now she’s said she doesn’t want me to, and I have always celebrated her and now she won’t do the same for me.
I want to be supportive because she’s my friend and has been with me in bad times and I’m honestly trying to do the same for her…but this seems like a terrible friend to me. Should I start cutting her out? Confront her? Or keep trying?
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