Why I regret not changing my Friends sooner

Why I regret not changing my Friends sooner

I regret not listening to dad, and (You shoulld take this TIP also) Why You Need New and Better Friends Now.

Having positive, supportive friends is important for your mental and emotional health.
If the relationship you have with a friend is making you feel bad about yourself, depressed, or anxious, it's time to move on.
Toxic relationships can negatively impact your physical health.
It's important to recognize the signs of a toxic relationship so that you can take steps to remove yourself from it.
You don't get a say in how the person you were when you met your friends might have changed.
Having positive, supportive friends is important for your mental and emotional health.
If the relationship you have with a friend is making you feel bad about yourself, depressed, or anxious, it's time to move on.
It's important to recognize the signs of a toxic relationship so that you can take steps to remove yourself from it.
Toxic relationships drain your energy, but healthy ones lift you up.
The number one reason why you need new and better friends is because toxic relationships are draining.
They make you feel like a doormat instead of a friend or family member.
Toxic relationships suck the life out of your soul and leave nothing but an empty shell behind (which is why they’re often referred to as “energy vampires”).
The good news is that you can get rid of them.
the payoff will be worth it! You’ll feel lighter, happier and more at peace with yourself and your life.
Here are some tips to help you cut toxic people from your life:
A friend is someone who wants the best for you, even if that means losing you.
If someone doesn’t want you to succeed and be happy, then they are not your friend.
Sometimes the best thing for a person is for them to realize that their friendship is no longer beneficial and move on with their life.
Don’t be afraid to let go of old friends if they don’t add value to your life anymore!
You can always make new friends who will support you in your goals or have similar interests as yourself!
The people you surround yourself with shape who you are.
This is why it's important to know the quality of your friendships.
You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with, so if your friends are not positive people who will lift you up, then you should probably re-evaluate your relationships.
Our brains are constantly working to associate behaviors with rewards and punishments — even when those behaviors aren't pleasurable in any way!
You probably don't think of your friends as a source of inspiration, but they can be.
When you get together with people who are working hard towards their goals and enjoying their lives, it's easy to feel inspired.
If your friends are constantly giving up on their dreams or working jobs they hate, it's going to be harder for them to be a source of inspiration for you.
If all your friend does is complain about how horrible her life is instead of offering helpful solutions, they won't actually help in any way.
Friends need to give each other encouragement and motivation when they're feeling down or discouraged.
Change isn't a bad thing.
Change is inevitable, and you can’t stop it. But that doesn’t mean you should give up on trying to make things better.
Although change can be painful or inconvenient, it's not always negative or unnecessary:
sometimes it helps us grow, improve our lives, or get closer to what we want for ourselves and others.
Change isn't only about moving forward; it's also about accepting where we are right now.
Getting out of a toxic friendship can help your mental and emotional health
Having positive, supportive friends is important for your mental and emotional health.
If the relationship you have with a friend is making you feel bad about yourself, depressed, or anxious, it's time to move on.
Toxic relationships can negatively impact your physical health as well.
You may find that if you surround yourself with toxic people, they not only drag you down but also infect others in your life as well.
It's important to recognize the signs of a toxic relationship so that you can take steps to remove yourself from it.
It's necessary to have healthy relationships in order to have healthy lives, even if it means letting go.
There's a reason many people consider friendship the most important relationship of their lives.
It's because healthy friendships are essential to your overall health and well-being, whether you realize it or not.

In Conclusion:
It's important not to let the idea of losing friendships stop you from making more friends.
And even if you do lose a few along the way, it's worth it because there are so many good things waiting for you on the other side of this change
—like better relationships, improved mental and emotional health, and more happiness!