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Originally Posted by dark_heart_x
I used to have a "friend" who was my "best friend" since 3rd grade. She was a horrible friend. She used to tell me I was fat (when I was very thin as a kid.) And that I was ugly. If I told her I liked a boy, she would then flirt with him and get him to like her over me. And she used to do dumb stuff like you're describing. And yes, I had bipolar (although didn't know it) and was depressed a lot, or whatever. But she had issues and was toxic for me.
So, I would say that it would be a good idea to make a list of any type of this toxic behavior between her and you before deciding to reconcile. Old friends are important, but only if they are not toxic.
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Oh my Gosh!! You've describd my high school best friend. She was so mean to me and abusive. I was afraid of her wrath!
I think when we have current mental illness' many times we are also much more sensitive than the average girl. That makes it even more important to avoid toxic people.
Good Luck!
TnT
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