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My best friend (female) feels the need to compete with everything I do?
Hi, so I'm 23 and my "best friend" is 24, we have been close since we met when I started a new school at 8 years old. Even back then she seemed to have jealousies, I was a state competitive runner and she was a state competitive swimmer but she still had a hard time dealing with the fact that she would always come second to me in a running competition. As we got older she seemed to have insecurities about her body compared to mine, I was a very petite girl with long blonde hair all the way down my back and a couple of inches taller whilst she was shorter, chubby with short, thick, frizzy hair. In my teens She would rip me off about my small breasts and slim figure and constantly compare our bodies to one another around boys. If we go shopping- like anywhere she almost runs into the store and has to look at everything first so she has first choice. I could be about to buy something and she will take it and buy it for herself. Now, She has grown her hair as long as mine and she's talking about dying it blonde. I gained some weight about 2.5 yrs ago which made me slightly larger then her. I told her recently that I was going to try and shift some weight to try and he healthy and she admitted that she "couldn't stand the thought of me being smaller then her" so she is now practically starving herself of food and nutrients, she asked me if she could copy my favourite Pilates DVD (which I had been using to assist with toning up my muscles daily) I let her, and she has been doing the excersise DVD 2-3 times a day. Why is it that my best friend feels the need to out do me with every single thing I do?
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- .Lv 69 years agoFavorite Answer
Well females and human are competitive creatures. However friends are supposed to be uplifting. Reconsider your friendship with her if you don't think the friendship is worth it.
The thing that baffles is me is how women continue to be friends with these types. It's their own fault
Talk to her about it
- 5 years ago
Over-reacting? Ahhh I suppose no longer. Your husband is a cheating liar. He may in no way have had intercourse with this woman, but his intellect has allowed her to end up a parasite in your marriage. I additionally don't realise why this girl has the gall to try this. I know quite a lot of women wnat to prevent being the "jealous naggy wife" in worry that this pushes their husbnds away. Your husband is yours. He is flesh of your flesh, and you have got a family. Do not nag him. Depart. Take a two week vacation without him, inform him that you just just desire a breather from it all, after which play his own sport. Gat a male friend. Call him all the time, act as in case your husband is fitting an obsolete part of your life. Brush him off...Heck, blow hm off. Lie....Do what he's doing. Refuse to battle with him. Be like, "ph its no longer a massive deal we're simplest acquaintances!" see how he reacts. I guess he's going to understand precisely what you mean.
- Anonymous9 years ago
Mine too, haha, but she never succeeds. She'll just have to keep trying and possibly eat my dust.
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- Anonymous9 years ago
It's all in your imagination. Females are rally nice. Females have a natural urge to merge. Females are naturally nurturing. So why have you got it in for your friend?
- Anonymous9 years ago
Fight her.