When a friendship crosses categories—like being not only a friend but also an adviser—it often complicates how each person perceives the other, leading to misinterpretations.
The version of ourselves that exists in someone else's mind can often lead to misunderstandings, as their perceptions may be formed from misconceptions or outdated experiences.
It's crucial to confront the discrepancies between how we see ourselves and how friends view us—this is not just a matter of ego but understanding our relationships.
Addressing these issues might be uncomfortable, but it may lead to a more honest and fulfilling friendship, reinforcing mutual respect and understanding.
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