This person is not a friend in any meaningful sense of that term.
I'd suggest that you spend some time pondering why you choose to spend any time with someone who's so immature, manipulative and disrespectful. I guess you must be getting something you enjoy out of the relationship or you wouldn't still hang with them, but I find it interesting how I can't see anything in your OP that says anything positive about them.
Also, you say that they've "literally forced" you to do things you didn't want to do. Exactly how did they achieve that? Did they dangle you out the window on the 20th floor? Hold a gun to your head? Threaten to post a deep fake on social media which shows you singing and dancing along to Barry Manilow's Copacabana wearing only a G-string and red glitter platform shoes?
This does not sound like a positive relationship, and I'd suggest that you consider whether you're sticking with the person mainly out of habit and inertia. Unless you live in a cave or are a truly ghastly person, you probably have at least some contact with people who would be more supportive, mature and respectful and could come to actually deserve the title of your friend.
IIN that my friend constantly ruins my things?
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This person is not a friend in any meaningful sense of that term.
I'd suggest that you spend some time pondering why you choose to spend any time with someone who's so immature, manipulative and disrespectful. I guess you must be getting something you enjoy out of the relationship or you wouldn't still hang with them, but I find it interesting how I can't see anything in your OP that says anything positive about them.
Also, you say that they've "literally forced" you to do things you didn't want to do. Exactly how did they achieve that? Did they dangle you out the window on the 20th floor? Hold a gun to your head? Threaten to post a deep fake on social media which shows you singing and dancing along to Barry Manilow's Copacabana wearing only a G-string and red glitter platform shoes?
This does not sound like a positive relationship, and I'd suggest that you consider whether you're sticking with the person mainly out of habit and inertia. Unless you live in a cave or are a truly ghastly person, you probably have at least some contact with people who would be more supportive, mature and respectful and could come to actually deserve the title of your friend.