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Friend Who Only Reaches Out When They Need Something - Decision Tree | PsychStreet

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Friend Who Only Reaches Out When They Need Something

⏱️ 5 min · Make your choices and see the outcomes

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The Scenario

Your friend only contacts you when they need something. Help moving, a ride to the airport, money, advice, emotional support during their crisis. But when things are good in their life, silence. When you need them, they're suddenly busy.

You've noticed this pattern for a while now. It hurts. But they were once a real friend, or maybe you hope they could be again.

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