If my friend did everything she could to make as many people as possible happy even if it made her unhappy/anything in that matter. - Help.com



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If my friend did everything she could to make as many people as possible happy even if it made her unhappy/anything in that matter.

And she is never happy anymore. Would she need someone there to force her to make herself happy?
ps. Sorry if i confused a lot of people, it’s hard to put in words.

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cadys-story offline Verified User (6 months) Long Term User Shouts: 1 #
An Unknown Location | 5 months ago (2 minutes after post)

no, you should not feel guilty.

obviously this friend was not a good friend in the first place.

forget about it and move on, if they really were that good of friends, they will work it out.

you did nothing wrong.

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This one night my boyfriends best friend hit on me (tried to get in my pants). And i told my boyfriend that he hit on he, nothing more. If i told him more he might kill his friend/hut him. But now his friend hates my boyfriend and is staying nothing happened between me and my boyfriends friend. And i’ve nevr felt so gulty/sick from causing my boyfriend to loose his best friend. Is that right?

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