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* Get away from them. Real friends will not back stab. * Real friends don't back stab, but unfortunately this happens during school years and even through life. Most individuals have been back stabbed more than once and will be again. Once a person back stabs you can never trust them again so if at all possible move on and if you are in the class with them or they are a coworker then ignore them. Remember, people that know and like you and are your friends or want to become your friends will not believe a backstabber!
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∙ 12y agoFriends aren't, people you thought were friends often are. Sometimes it's hard to tell them apart.
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