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Annoyed of My Friend Copying Me


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I have a friend, my best friend, whom I have been friends for for years. We're a bit of opposites and we enjoyed that dynamic. Recently tho, I feel super insecure because I feel like she's copying me. I know I should take this in a good light and she does tell me a lot how much of an influence I am to her. She even says she's like a total extrovert now. She's not but I liked how she is more open now.

But I am seriously annoyed for at least 8 months now because she's been copying my hairstyles. I wore a short hair cut, she cut her hair too. I wore a longer bob cut, and she copied that too... even the styling. Now I tell her I will grow my hair, and she told me she can't wait for her hair to grow too. 

 

PETTY I KNOW. But I feel like such a mean friend. Am I just a total vain meanie. . . I usually don't mind this but I feel like my identity is slowly being swallowed. I don't mean to be evil about it that's why I'm sharing my situation... because I feel threatened.

 

Anyway I know in the end it's our own lives we live but I just triggered there a bit... I'll get over it in a few hours :I Thank you for reading.

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That's weird but I think it's nothing to be too worried... yet.

 

She might be a psycho or just has some confidence issues but if I were you I would just try to help her to find a style that suits her better and be very emphatic about how it would be best for her and how it ONLY suits her. If you have that much influence over her you just need to make her wear something different than you based on her being a different person with different features both physically and personality wise.

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That's weird but I think it's nothing to be too worried... yet.

 

She might be a psycho or just has some confidence issues but if I were you I would just try to help her to find a style that suits her better and be very emphatic about how it would be best for her and how it ONLY suits her. If you have that much influence over her you just need to make her wear something different than you based on her being a different person with different features both physically and personality wise.

 

She is very insecure. I have! For years I have encouraged her finding her own style but even in dating... buying phones. Call me paranoid but whatever... I'm not really someone mean. But It makes me feel so weird. I have been encouraging her to come out of her shell... she does now little by little but I get so irked she's somehow following my patterns now. I did tell her that I do feel uncomfortable and confronted her one time but of course she got offended and somewhat told me I don't own the style haha and that she's "sorry". of course I don't. She wears different clothes but some things... it just annoys me I feel like I can't be myself anymore. 

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That's annoying af. i had a friend like that once too and I just let her be.. but it was super annoying -_-

Surely there are parts of you she can't copy... I'm really into books/writing & drawing, and my friend just couldn't get into those hobbies. I decided to focus on those instead. shes just struggling with her identity for now. Don't lose your friendship over it, she'll grow into herself sooner or later. :)

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I think she's idolizing you. Like how some girls copy the celebrities they like and try to pattern how they look or how they dress with that celebrity, only in this case you're the celebrity. It might not mean anything and she might not even be aware she's making you uncomfortable, but if she has really low self esteem then by copying you she might be "borrowing" ideas on how to build her confidence. Just be patient or try to encourage her to find something "unique" for her (like accessories for her hair or clothes).

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That's annoying af. i had a friend like that once too and I just let her be.. but it was super annoying -_-

Surely there are parts of you she can't copy... I'm really into books/writing & drawing, and my friend just couldn't get into those hobbies. I decided to focus on those instead. shes just struggling with her identity for now. Don't lose your friendship over it, she'll grow into herself sooner or later. smile.png

 

True. We've been friends for years now and recently I realised I need some space from her so that I can find who I am again and be confident in that. Thank you for the advice! :) 

I think she's idolizing you. Like how some girls copy the celebrities they like and try to pattern how they look or how they dress with that celebrity, only in this case you're the celebrity. It might not mean anything and she might not even be aware she's making you uncomfortable, but if she has really low self esteem then by copying you she might be "borrowing" ideas on how to build her confidence. Just be patient or try to encourage her to find something "unique" for her (like accessories for her hair or clothes).

I am confident she is not aware  and she has a low selfesteem. I do think that is what she is doing, borrowing ideas. Thank you for your advice! I will.

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kinda remind me of how patrick try to copied spongebob

sorry i know it isn't not the mood to say that kind of comment

but there was an answer to your situation in that episode

 

as annoyed as you are to her

if you think she is a friend that precious to you

try to talk to her in a good way

it's not like she had done something that really do harm to you

because if you act like you're annoyed and show it to her

she could feel betrayed and probably decide to do something to you

that kind of person have a different way of thinking 

 

but if she just a "friend" to you

you could just ignore her tho

as long as she don't do you any harm

the best way to face an attention seeker

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