Lose Your Friendship
This post is about lose your friendship.
I will give you three logical reasons to lose your friendship.
Friends come and go, trust me on that.
In a day and age where people are more entitled, rude, disrespectful, and narcissistic, is it any surprise that there are more disagreements and fallouts?
And is it any surprise that the more you level up, improve yourself, and realize your potential and self-worth, those friends seem to crap all over you?
I have had the displeasure of falling out with many friends over the years, and most of them are people I went to high school with.
I am a 34-year-old man, I left high school at 18, an incredible 16 years ago now.
Am I the same person I was 16 years ago? Absolutely not.
People change, people grow, people innovate and adapt, at least I do for sure.
How can I honestly be the same as a teenager whilst now being in my almost mid-thirties?
It is virtually impossible.
But the people who were my friends from school and college, are pretty much the same.
They have not grown out of their old habits and are deeply routed in the high school mentality of what is popular and cool.
It is no wonder that hardly any of these people have amounted to anything of substance.
When you level up in life, you unfortunately must leave certain people behind.
Most people including friends and family want to see you fail in life.
Because it makes them somehow feel better about themselves, and they cannot wait to turn around say “see I told you so.”
High achievers and people who grow their worth and confidence literally level up.
Their mentality, bank balance, health and physique, and that inner confidence all grows.
I was not a loser in high school, but I really am a shadow of the teenager I once was.
But certain people, friends, and so on will always pigeonhole me as that kid from school.
I am an adult for crying out loud!
Do not feel guilty about losing your friendship, there are more important things for you to focus on instead.
Such as your goals, career, money, business, health, your entire life.
I do not care if you feel lonely, or are desperate for company because:
Friends come and they go.
Here are some logical reasons to lose your friendship:
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#1 – Betrayal
If you have ever had a friend betray and hurt you, why on earth would you continue to still be friends with them?
Is your self-esteem so low that you are willing to tolerate literal abuse from somebody?
Here are just a few classic examples of betrayal in a friendship:
Sleeping with your spouse/partner behind your back.
Sabotaging you from your goals and dreams.
Turning almost everybody against you including family.
Catching them talking badly about you behind your back.
Letting you down when they promised to be there for you.
Lending them money that you still haven’t been given back.
Stealing and scamming you out of money!
Embarrassing you beyond belief, and in public or online.
Perhaps I have left some awful things out in that list above, but you get the idea.
One of the worst betrayals I had ever experienced was when I had lost my father.
A former close and dear friend of mine was not supportive, selfish, and rude.
They had no idea how to approach my grief, nor how to offer support the right way.
I bit my tongue for every insensitive comment, every time they would treat my dad dying as “just another death,” etc.
I snapped eventually and was utterly betrayed by a person who apparently “loved me as a friend and my father.”
Marilyn Monroe said, “if you cannot handle me at my worst, you don’t deserve me at my best.”
When time healed and I regained strength after a year of my father’s passing, I realized “that friend only kept me around when times were good, but in my time of pain and sorrow, they were nowhere to be seen.”
Ultimately and very simply put, I was thrown under the bus.
But in the list, I mentioned above, I have had almost all those things and worst happen.
I have had friends cheat on my exes, I have friends steal my money, and other items from my home, I have friends scam me and my family, I have had friends humiliate me.
The fact of the matter is a friend does not do all or any of those things.
For all the friends who did those nasty things and betrayed me, there are others who would never even think of doing that, and likewise, with me.
Instil a one strike policy, if you get betrayed, get rid of them.
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#2 – Negative Impact
Another logical reason to lose your friendship is if a person is having a negative and toxic impact on your life.
I do not care how tough, confident, or cool you are, at the end of the day we become the people who we surround ourselves with.
And if we surround ourselves with toxic, narcissistic, abusive, negative people, guess what we are going to end up like?
If you are new to my content, you may be unaware that I suffered a long and painful gambling addiction.
But thank goodness I am clean and sober with no desire to gamble again.
However, in my addiction years, was it any surprise that some of my closest and best friends were gamblers too?
You become who you surround yourself with, and under the tutelage, and influence, I gambled more than I could handle.
“Come to the casino, let us blow it all on a game of roulette!”
“Let us go to the betting shops, try and make a quick buck!”
“Sign up to this online casino and let us all try play the slots at the same time!”
I heard it all, and tried it all, the house always wins, and gambling is one big fat lie.
These guys were nice people but were having a detrimental effect on my life.
I wanted free of my addiction, and in doing so, it meant cutting them off too.
I will never forget when I vowed to become sober, I shed a tear knowing “it will probably be the last I see of my gambling friends.”
I sent a text to all of them announcing my decision to quit, where I was met with abuse and negativity by them all.
The general gist was, “you will never quit, and if you do, you will hardly see us again.”
I was willing to take that chance, sobriety was more important than friends who gambled.
I requested them to meet for drinks and dinner, aka something that did not involve gambling.
None of them showed, nor accepted my offer.
Fortunately looking back once again, I sadly realized these people were not my friends.
Yes, I spoke to them daily, shared jokes, and spent a crazy amount of time together.
But they were just people who wanted an excuse to gamble.
I gave them that excuse, I reinforced their toxic behaviour, and in return, that behaviour rubbed off on me the exact same way.
Are your friends having a toxic effect on your overall wellbeing and life?
Lose your friendship if the answer is yes.
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#3 – Circumstances
Yes, life can sometimes get in the way of things, and that is just how it goes sadly.
Here are some typical examples of circumstances that end friendships:
Perhaps you worked together but now changed jobs.
Logistically one of you lives far, or abroad from another.
Your interests have changed over time, through growth and maturity.
Your careers take up too much of your time.
Your business means you or they work anti-social hours.
You or they have a family now and are parents.
When were teenagers or at school, we have no responsibility, we have life sussed out, and more time than ever to hang out with friends.
But life happens, finds its way, and makes us go down a brand-new path altogether.
Circumstances in life change, and dramatically too.
I remember back at my high school my prom being huddled with a mixture of guys and girls, we said “we will always be friends, we promise to stick together.”
None of us hang out together at all, some live abroad, some refuse to speak to one another, we have successfully drifted, all of us.
Circumstances happened, arguments occurred, we drifted, people change.
I am not saying never have lifelong friends, but if you are growing, adapting, levelling up, and they want to remain where they are, what do you have in common?
You also run the huge risk of them anchoring you to stay where you are, thus sacrificing your goals, dreams, and ambitions, for what?
For a single person?
For a friend?
For a person who can easily leave your life in a heartbeat.
Circumstances contribute to you potentially losing your friendship.