It's not you, it's me. No, actually it is you.

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Ending a friendship can sometimes seem like breaking up a romantic relationship. Someone's always the 'guilty' one and someone's always hurt. And that's fine, if you make a decision to remove someone from your like, that's okay. No one should spend time with someone that's suffocating them or adding preassure to their life.

But the bad part of that is the backlash. And why that happens is the thing that bothers me.

Why do women, girls, feel the need to put down others? To talk badly about other women, to spread lies, rumors about other women? Why spread hate?


In order to put themselves up? So they can get some sort of 'revenge'? How twisted is that?

I know most women gossip from time to time. The usual 'You'd never guess who I saw yesterday' or the 'She put on some weight recently', and that's okay. But making things up and presenting them as the truth is so, so wrong. And it makes me sad, that someone makes themselves feel better by putting someone else down. And not only that, but the fact that women do that to eachother.


It's a tough world if you're a girl, so why does someone else feel the need to make it even worse? It's women like that, who shamelessly and continously put effort in creating deceiving images about other women, that create the imbalance among girls and make things harder. Harder for evenyone, including themselves.

 Shouldn't a woman be there for another woman? Even if she doesn't know her, a girl should stand up for the other girl. And if she doesn't like the other girl, if she's mad, no woman has the right to create deceiving images of other women.

And I'm writting this from personal experience. I'm sad that someone who I once found dear feels the need to stomp on every good memory we had in order to prove something. And I don't even know what there is to prove? How terrible a person (in this case, me) is? If something's between you and another person, why should it even be bothersome to others?
And even if you are 100% sure that someone, your ex-friend, is just the worst, it's degrading to talk shit behind someone's back. That kind of person is just showing to others that he or she is capable of talking badly about his or hers friends.


Honestly, it makes me cringe. Someone you know turning into this monster, concentrating on what you do and where you go so they could create a bad image around you to people who don't even know you. People who don't even know you! Where's the point? It won't make you feel better. It won't make you look good or feel good simply because you're not doing good, but the exact opposite. It's bothering that such a petty act can make someone thrive of it.

Take care of yourself. Love yourself and the memories you have, don't destroy them. Don't make yourself feel empty. Every woman should be there for every other woman out there. Current friendships are important, but so are past friendships.



Every girl should keep that in mind. Respect others the same way your respect yourself.