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Not to be mean, but it sounds like you've had an incident yourself...
But anyway, no, a true friend does not backstab you. But you must think about the situation. If
the friend in question is nice to you in person but talks bad about you behind your back creating
false rumors about you, then ditch that person immediately because they are FAKE. But if they are
being nice to you to avoid hurting your feelings, I'm not sure if that would be called backstabbing. |
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A traitor is an enemy. |
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Yes, explicitly, what's what a "true" friend is. |
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Completely true if a friend stabs you in the back then they weren't a friend to begin with. |
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I agree a true friend would never stab you in the back. |
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 joe9  21 Jul 2008 07:18
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True friends don't stab one another in the back. Tentative friends don't either but sometimes don't
realize what a person qualifies as "stabbing them in the back". You know, you stick up for your
friends, confide in them, let them vent, try to help them, agree with them when they are right and
tell them when they are way wrong. Friends are great and I don't know what individuals would do
without them. They are such a great support when everything goes wrong, which at aome point in your
life, it will. They drive to get you in the middle of the night, they watch your kids so you can
work or go out with a new date, they tell you when you gain weight, they know when is the right time
to tell a little white lie. Basically, everyone needs them. |
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My friends and i stab each other in the back all the time
we do it for fun a lot of the time
but were always there if someone needs us seriously
and we always follow the unwritten rules of friends (don't date friends ex's / sisters etc) |
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