Is it normal to drag on a friendship with someone you can't stand?

She's a great person, very fashionable, super smart, braggingly healthy/fit, always willing to help someone, really sweet and means well. She used to be the "popular one" I guess, and now she doesn't have many friends.

I realized long ago that I really do not enjoy her company. I feel like we force a connection and there is always some sort of awkward wall barrier she puts up that I just want to tear down to punch her in the fucking neck. Is this normal?

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Based on 3 votes (1 yes)
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  • myboyfriendsbitch

    It does seem somewhat common to be a horrible person and conniving friend.

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    • Is that how I make myself seem?

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      • myboyfriendsbitch

        Also "awkward wall barrier" sounds like she has social problems, like shyness or something. I don't know if that's what you intended.

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      • myboyfriendsbitch

        A little, yeah. It may have just come off that way because you only mentioned good things about your friend and admitted to leading the friendship on and wanting to injure her. Of course the internet can be rather misleading of human behavior.

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  • cȱɱpɩɛx

    Neck is a great option. You get the surprised look because it's not the commonest landing spot, then you get the eye-watering, the lack of breath, and the betrayal. Oh, the betrayal!

    I say neck, then work the kidneys a bit. Perhaps a bit of knifework. Feel the hate! Let it wash over you.

    Or do something else. Okay, maybe that. Yeah. Something else. Sit in the park for a bit.

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  • walk away then

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