For years, I had a group of friends who I considered my closest companions. We did everything together, and I thought they had my back. But as time went on, I started to notice that they weren't the supportive friends I thought they were. They were cruel, judgmental, and often put me down. They talked behind my back, spread rumors and gossiped about me. I felt alone, isolated and hurt. I tried to overlook their behavior, thinking maybe I was overreacting, but their negativity slowly started to consume me. They dragged me down and I lost my confidence, my self-esteem, and my motivation. I stopped pursuing my p***ions and stopped believing in myself. I was trapped in this toxic friendship, too scared to leave because I didn't know who else I had. I felt like I was stuck. But one day, I realized that I deserved better. I deserved friends who uplifted me, who encouraged me and who truly cared about me. I knew that I needed to break free from the toxic cycle of negativity and move on. It was a difficult and painful decision, but I ended the friendship and cut ties with these "friends" who were causing me so much harm. It was hard, but it was the best decision I ever made. No friends but at least I got myself
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