How to fix competetive friendship problems?
February 22nd, 2009 | by Andy |
iheartmusic96 asked:
I am a teenager and one of my best friends and I are both very into music. We are considered gifted by our peers because we love to sing and we are in band and we play the piano. She is also an athlete like me.
Both of us are REEEALLY competitive by nature, and my friend seems like she always wants to shoot me down and lower my self esteem just so hers goes up. I love this friend, and I wouldn’t trade her friendship for the world. She loves me too, but we’re just so darn competitive!! How do I fix this?
Callida
I am a teenager and one of my best friends and I are both very into music. We are considered gifted by our peers because we love to sing and we are in band and we play the piano. She is also an athlete like me.
Both of us are REEEALLY competitive by nature, and my friend seems like she always wants to shoot me down and lower my self esteem just so hers goes up. I love this friend, and I wouldn’t trade her friendship for the world. She loves me too, but we’re just so darn competitive!! How do I fix this?
Callida
Tags: Athlete, Friendship Problems, Music, Peers, Self Esteem, Teenager
2 Responses to “How to fix competetive friendship problems?”
By McClain Hollerbach on Feb 24, 2009 | Reply
The leader of you are having an argument like this they keep arguing about being the leader of you are having an argument like this they keep arguing about being the group it gets.
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By MiniMe_101 on Feb 27, 2009 | Reply
just laugh off your competivness, like compete about silly things and you will feel better.