"Okay, can we all agree that true friendships include liking a person not just for, but despite their flaws? You may love your bestie for all they are, but let's face it, no one's perfect, and there's probably something about them that pisses you off. I'm here to tell you that that's totally normal. But since you're here, I can"
"assume you also want to know what your besties think of you-in a not so nice way. So, let me dive in and guess: plan a dinner party and I'll tell you what quality your friends secretly don't like about you. You can absolutely tear me apart in the comments if I'm wrong; I won't mind. Ready? Let's do it!"
True friendships involve liking someone despite their flaws. People can love their best friends for who they are while also feeling annoyed by certain behaviors. Experiencing irritation toward a close friend is common and normal. Friends may harbor small grievances or dislikes about particular qualities yet continue to care deeply. Curiosity about what friends secretly think can inspire playful guessing or social games. Using scenarios like planning a dinner party can prompt revelations about perceived flaws. Inviting honest feedback or lighthearted critique helps normalize imperfections within close relationships.
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