Some people may argue that friends aren't suppose to make you happy all the time, but help you realize what's best for you. My question however, is how do they know what's best for you when they aren't you? I thought only you could decide what was best for you. And once you've decided, aren't they suppose to be by your side no matter what? Not judging you or talking about you behind your back, or even to your face?
Honestly, sometimes I think it's a gender problem. Are girls programmed to be like this? If yes, was I programmed wrong? I'm not sexist or anything, I'm just making an observation of my own life. I only have these kinds of problems with my girl friends. They're moody, they judge way too much, and they're openly fake to a lot of people. My guy friends however, are always so relaxed and they joke around and make me feel really comfortable. They listen to me when I'm talking and they don't interrupt (and if they happen to by mistake, which isn't often, they apologize and tell you to continue where you left off). Also, they always seem to have the best advice on things.
They're fun to be around.
With girls, you never know what to expect. They're a confusing species.
I don't know, I just figured that a friend is someone who you can tell you deepest secrets to and not be judged. Someone who you can be extremely ridiculous around and they'll still think you're amazing. Someone who can accept the fact that you're happy and to stop talking about you and or your situation negatively and to stop treating you like you're garbage.
'Cause all of the hurtful comments they make, especially when coming from a 'friend', really hurt.