Toxic friends are always after your achievement. fill in the blank
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1. They are not happy for your accomplishments.
When you mention your success, your friend’s face goes automatically sour. She may look like she’s eaten an entire lemon as she struggles to say congratulations. Or you receive a totally blank facial expression and no response at all, just a stare. She may even attempt to “one-up” you by mentioning her accomplishments quickly before you’ve even finished your sentence. This is the type of friend who is never happy for anything you do, and is secretly hoping you’ll fail so that she doesn’t have to feel so badly about her own life. This is toxic because real friends celebrate each other’s accomplishments, and even if there is any jealousy involved, they will put it aside in order to congratulate their friends. Instead of feeling despair at their friends’ accomplishments, true friends will be secure in their own accomplishments, and thus feel celebratory, inspired, and motivated to better themselves when they hear about the accomplishments of others.
The definition of a true friendship is someone who has your back, no matter what. They watch out for you and ensure you are not in danger. A true friendship will always have your best interest at heart. They will do all in their power to keep you safe. They may even put themselves in danger for your safety.