How do you deal with childish friends?
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How do you deal with childish friends?
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- 1 Walk Away. One of the best ways to avoid drama when it occurs is to simply walk away.
- 2 Stay Calm. If you’re in the midst of immaturity, it can be so easy to get worked up yourself and act defensively.
- 3 Be a Source of Wisdom.
- 4 Be Kind.
- 5 Don’t Gossip.
- 6 Talk It out.
- 7 Know when to Let Go.
Why do we outgrow friends?
Some of the reasons you might outgrow certain friends include: You are more focused on your career. You have started a family or settled down in a committed relationship. You are more focused on long term goals and priorities.
What can cause emotional immaturity?
Emotional maturity is linked to a person’s development. Research shows that while adolescents may reason as well as adults, they often lack the same level of emotional maturity. Any number of factors may lead to emotional immaturity in adults, from lack of supportive parenting in childhood to underlying trauma.
How to deal with childish friends while maintaining a mature attitude?
By using the appropriate techniques combined with patience, you will be able to deal with these childish friends while maintaining a mature attitude. Reflect on the reasons behind your friends’ behavior. Ask yourself if you are rewarding their immature behavior by giving them your attention or putting up with their demands.
How do you deal with an immature friend?
Whether they are “drama queens,” needy and clingy or throw tantrums if they don’t get their way, immature friends can bring out the worst in you. By using the appropriate techniques combined with patience, you will be able to deal with these childish friends while maintaining a mature attitude.
What are signs of immaturity in a person?
Immature people gaslight and blame others for their actions. They will abuse you, and act like they’re doing you a favour. They will take advantage of you, and victimize themselves. They will drag you down before you have the chance to expose their real selves to them.
Do you feel childish when you don’t have any friends?
Unless, of course, you don’t have any good memories as such in which case they aren’t really your friends. Or, you are an adult that once lost their head and befriended other adults that you don’t actually enjoy the company of. In both cases move on and make real friends. I’m 22 years old and I’ll be honest. I feel childish half the time.