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Advice: I get jealous when my friend hangs out with their other friends

On this page, you’ll find advice from our team of psychologists to help you through all the ups and downs of life
byPosties, Posties readers
Published: 12:15am, 12 Feb 2024
Length: 303 words
Advice: I get jealous when my friend hangs out with their other friends

Everyone feels jealous sometimes, but remember that it’s OK to have many friends! Photo: Shutterstock

Difficulty: Explorer (Level 1)

It’s OK to feel jealous in friendships. In fact, everyone feels jealous sometimes. Jealousy is a fear that arises when we believe someone else has something that we want.

We all want to feel special to our friends. Sometimes, we are scared of being replaced by others. Here is some advice we hope can help:

Increase your self-confidence

Remind yourself what makes you a good person to be friends with. You could even make a list of things you like about yourself. Do things you are good at to feel more confident.

Build your friendship

Talk to your friend about your feelings. Be honest and open with them, but do not blame them or make them feel guilty. It is normal and healthy for people to have more than one friend. But talking about your feelings together can also help improve your friendship.

Do fun things together

Explore new activities or learn new skills together. You can also meet their other friends and get to know them. Put in the effort to get to know your friend’s other friends and learn new things. This shows that you care about them and want to be a good pal.

Talk it out

  • Have you ever had to deal with a friend’s jealousy? How did you handle it, and what did you say to your pal?

  • Remember that it is OK to have many friends. What are the benefits of getting to know new people?

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