Why does a person who acts bad always thinks that another person that acts good makes you feel you are not good enough for them even though this person could help you?

Answer 1

* It depends on the individual that feels they are being bad and being helped by a good friend and if the so-called bad person can be mature enough to learn from the good person. It is important that one knows they are not perfect (not even good people) and that we all leave imprints on each person who's lives we touch. A person with bad behavior is having personal problems and should reach out for the help and not feel they are a lesser human being because we are always learning in life and we will make mistakes. If you are lucky enough to have a good person believe in you then reach out to them and change your life. Just like the movie 'Pay It Forward' you learn from this person and then you could help someone else having problems.