Friendship is based on trust and a mutual desire to see one another succeed. Currently you've expressed signs of possessiveness and insecurity which can certainly harm the friendship. If you truly want your friendship to flourish then I suggest getting professional help and possibly taking anti-depressants. There's clearly a lot going on in your head which needs to be addressed before trying to mend things with your friend. It's okay to hang out with them, it's okay to worry, it's normal to not be satisfied with yourself. We're human, we're flawed. What's important is that we endeavour to improve ourselves and make up for our misdeeds. Your friend sounds like an understanding person. If you need support be sure to contact whoever you can, just try not to hold it against them if they can't be there. Everyone has their own battles to fight and lives to live after all
I wrecked a friendship and now I'm hurt
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Friendship is based on trust and a mutual desire to see one another succeed. Currently you've expressed signs of possessiveness and insecurity which can certainly harm the friendship. If you truly want your friendship to flourish then I suggest getting professional help and possibly taking anti-depressants. There's clearly a lot going on in your head which needs to be addressed before trying to mend things with your friend. It's okay to hang out with them, it's okay to worry, it's normal to not be satisfied with yourself. We're human, we're flawed. What's important is that we endeavour to improve ourselves and make up for our misdeeds. Your friend sounds like an understanding person. If you need support be sure to contact whoever you can, just try not to hold it against them if they can't be there. Everyone has their own battles to fight and lives to live after all