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Did you ever have a friend who only contacts you when they need something?

Asked by Xalexis (12points) September 3rd, 2022
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A person who I thought was my friend. But only contacted me when needing something, or to tell me about something cool in life. But I told this person on a text message why I stopped talking to them, the reasons mentioned above. I just said, as a closure after that, “Your idea of friendship isn’t mine.”

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HP's avatar

The difference between friend and pest

tedibear's avatar

I have been lucky to not experience this. I think you handled it well.

SnipSnip's avatar

No. I’ve known people like that but they weren’t friends.

Inspired_2write's avatar

I presently have a new neighbor in my apartment building who is becomming a “pest” as she always is asking favors and some of her requests are a bit much to ask others to take on her tasks ( cleaning out her storage room, driving her to appointments at the last minute, drama queen to get things from others)

She has only lived here for a few months and is already a problem.

I stay clear of any requests from her as a reault..she is ALWAYS out to use others for her own gain.
Not a friend but she trys to connect as a friend with me , but too late I know that she is a manipulator and got burned once when I first met her, never again.
She seems to have an attitude of entitelment from others.

Forever_Free's avatar

There are plenty of people in this world that are like that. They are not your friend. They are an acquaintance that is using you for their own benefit.
I had an ex-wife that was just like this..

Poseidon's avatar

I do not consider those who only come to me when they need help friends. They are simply using me.

I am constantly having people knocking at my door asking for help with problems and it is in my nature to help them as best as I can if possible.

I also find that many of those who do help don’t want to know me after and quite a number of those end up ‘stabbing me in the back’.

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