What to do if your friend is friends with someone you hate?

Talk to your friend.

1. Make the conversation as nice and gentle as possible. “I know this is probably uncomfortable for you, I feel uneasy about it, too.
2. Tell your friend how you feel about other person in the nicest way possible.
3. Try to explain to your friend why you and that person don’t get along.

Should I trust friends?

Ultimately, your friends are trustworthy if you feel that you trust them. If you feel comfortable with sharing personal information, and have no fears that they will use it against you or judge you, then that is what matters.

Can you be friends with someone without trust?

Without trust, there is no authenticity to the friendship. If you can’t be straight with her or feel the need to hide your actions or tell untruths, the relationship is being built on shifting sand and won’t be able to withstand any real challenges.

Do you have a friend who talks badly about someone else?

We all have that “friend” who talks badly about someone else and then you see that same “friend” with the one he despises so much. They hang around together, go to movies, drinks, parties even family events. Definitely not a good sign to trust that person.

What are the signs that you can’t trust someone?

Here are some signs that may indicate you cannot trust someone: “Trust is earned when actions meet words.” – Chris Butler 1. If the person gossips about other people It might seem like an innocent pastime at work or among your friends but gossiping has hurt and ruined a lot of relationships.

What is the truth about trusting someone else?

The truth about trusting someone else is that the only certainty is that there is no certainty. There is always an element of faith in the trust we give to someone. After a betrayal, all you can do is assess the situation and make an appraisal about what you think is likely behavior in the future.

How do you deal with a friend who doesn’t like you?

Enlist the help of mutual friends. It may be easier to win over someone that doesn’t like you by showing them that you are friends with other people they trust. Arrange group meetings with mutual friends so that you both can become more comfortable with the idea of hanging out individually.