Jealousy is the result of insecurity. Jealous people do not believe that they are good enough to have the other person's affection, and they feel threatened when the person pays attention to anyone else. Also, some people get jealous if someone else has more stuff than they do - this is a different kind of thing, and is caused by them feeling like the other person does not deserve to have the stuff, that they should have it themselves.
use friends if you can, it may be to hard to fight a monster on your own, friends are good to have
If you have to earn money to own friends, you will have no friends even though you own them. Get it?
There is moviestarplanet you make avatar have your own house make friends .
No, I do not have any friends that own a dakota sport. There is no need for one where I live.
Some people become very very preeocuupied nd notice how dumb of thins they have done nd chanqe
i think there are and they might be your own friends or some thing.
Friends are usually similar to you in some way - either their personality, or their interests, or their beliefs. You might have friends with different personalities who like the same sort of movies you like, for example, or friends who all follow the same religion. It depends on the individual person how they make friends.
Yes. They are best friends and own a yogurt shop together.
In my own opinion, guys who aren't nice to you around their friends but is nice when his friends aren't there are guys who are embarassed or ashamed to be your friend, and aren't good friends or partners.
If you feel ditched by your friends it is a good idea to take some time out for yourself and seriously think of what type of friends you are hanging around with. You have to decide if they are the type of people you really are happy being around with. Friends generally support other friends and since it appears your friends have ditched you then you may want to consider changing your own attitude and finding friends that respect you if you give them respect and that are loyal to you.
* It not at all uncommon for siblings to each keep to their own friends or have their own private life. Volunteer and meet people there; if there is an 'in' coffee shop then make friends there. Eventually when you get your own friends I am sure your twin sister will start to let you mingle with some of her friends and you can do the same for her. If this advice is not appealing to you then communicate to her how you feel and she may understand enough to let you come along with her, but, give her some 'head space' and don't tag along all the time.
Stay out of it. Let your friends make up their own minds.