6 Signs It's Time to Say Goodby to a Best Friend !

Do you have a special someone in your life? Genuine friendships make you feel content, safe, and secure. True friendship is so rare and special that when we have it, we can't help but wish it would last forever. Having such good friends can be one of life's greatest joys, so losing them can be devastating. It's heartbreaking to say goodbye to best friends, but attempting to save a friendship that isn't meant to last causes more harm than good. Do you have toxic friends? Toxic friendships can be difficult to recognize, but hopefully this video will help you understand how to end a friendship. Poor mental health can be exacerbated by toxic friends.

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Writer: Michelle Gaston & Chloe Avanasa
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