Think back over your relationship and try to identify whether there has been a lack of conscience or guilt on your friend's part. To help clear your thoughts, write down the facts and your feelings for each moment when you felt wronged. There may be trends or correlations. For instance, note the time your friend got you both a failing grade by copying off your exam, then blamed you for not making your test easier for them to see. Don't let sorrow or embarrassment cloud what your collected evidence tells you. It's natural to be in denial, as your friend's apparent sociopathy will be hard to swallow. But the sooner you accept the reality of the situation, the sooner you can address it honestly. You can rightly feel upset if you have been abused and manipulated. But don't feel ashamed many sociopaths are expert abusers and manipulators and it has nothing to do with you. You are/were a means to an end for them. Your friend may not be a "friend" in the normal sense. It's not entirely clear whether a true sociopath can ever really be a friend some experts say they can't truly experience emotions like caring, while others disagree. You'll have to work out the unique circumstances of your friend and your friendship. Someone who is a true sociopath will not allow their reputation to be discredited and they will do whatever is possible to protect their reputation. Therefore, it is best to avoid accusing them of things or trying to justify your reason for ending the relationship. Instead, just end it. Sociopaths may become verbally aggressive when their integrity is questioned, so it is best to avoid confrontation. A sociopath may seek to make you feel sorry for them as a means to regain power and maintain their image. If you feel sorry for questioning them, they consider this a victory rather than caring about the reasons for your doubt.
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One-sentence summary -- List the times when your friend has used or wronged you. See the true nature of your friendship for what it is. End the relationship. Refuse to feel guilty for ending the relationship.

Q: Try not to look like you're bored out of your mind! That turns customers off. On the other hand, trying too hard can be just as much of a turnoff. Generally, customers are looking for real people just being themselves so just enjoy yourself and have fun! If you're not a bouncy, flirty person, that's fine! However, you should show some enthusiasm for what you're doing. That is, the people who get on these sites tend to either by dedicated to their work or unhappily married. The common factor is they're lonely! So try things like asking how their day is going or what was good about work. Most of the time, they just want to feel like they're getting attention from somewhere. You could set up social media sites dedicated to your webcam work to engage customers and expand your followers. It also helps to set up a personal website, particularly if you want to sell items on the side, as the webcam site may not allow you to sell items. Keep in mind, though, that the more expand your web presence, the more likely people you know are to find you. While it can be difficult to make friends in the industry, working or even living with other webcam models can make it easier on you. For one thing, doing videos together will get you more views and higher traffic, as customers are always interested in something different. Plus, you can share lighting and other background equipment as needed. Try talking to other models in their shows. However, keep in mind that because the industry is so competitive, it may take a while to find other people who are receptive to the idea. You could also try finding people on social media and online forums. Sharing rent and other expenses will help keep your bills low. Contests can be anything you want them to be. For instance, you can pledge to write a song for the highest bidder or run a contest to see if you should cut your hair or not. Have people vote for either side by tipping you so that you make money off the contest! Of course, it has to be something you're willing to do and something that intrigues your customer base. The items can be whatever you want, from something they see on camera all the time (a candle) to even things like a date or your underwear. You can also sell items on the side, such as photo sets or videos. Capitalize on what your customers seem to want! To raffle an item, show it on your live video. Ask people to bid, and at the end, ask the highest bidder to pay you on the site in tokens. Then get their address privately to send the item to them.
A: Have fun while you're on camera. Treat your customers with kindness, as if you're talking to a friend. Curate an online presence off the webcam sites. Work with other webcam models to increase traffic. Run contests to drive traffic and tips. Raffle off items to earn extra money.

Article: Playing telephone in teams can add a fun competitive edge to the game. Teams will each play the game in same manner, with one person starting the game off and the players whispering it down the line. However, one player is chosen to whisper the same word to both teams. The goal is to see which team can end the game with the word being closest to the original. Words that are closer will generally sound more alike or be a variation of the original word. Words that are farther apart from the original will generally have wildly different sounds and meanings. For example, you may start with the word "benevolence". One team ends the game thinking that the word was "beneficent", while the other team got "detriment". In this case, the team who said "beneficent" would be closer to the original word and win the round. In this version, players are required to make changes. Even if you hear the phrase correctly, you must add one or two differences. This will result in huge changes to the original phrase the game started with. For example: If you started out with "Mary had two white cats," the next person might say: "Mary had two black dogs." The third person might say: "Mary had one black-and-white dog." If you are finding that your team is able to keep the word or phrase close to the original, you can try making the game harder. Try picking new words or phrases that are more difficult to hear correctly. Keep some of these tips in mind when trying to make the game of telephone a bit more difficult: Pick longer words or phrases. The more you say, the harder it will be to pass on to the next person. You might try using "Squirreled" or "Can you can a can as a canner can can a can?". Pick words that aren't often used. For example, "magnanimous" isn't said often and may cause players to mishear it. Use random words that don't have context. For example using "tower, nose, zircon" would make it much more difficult to guess what was said without the context that normal phrases would have.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Play in teams. Try the "rumor" variation. Increase the difficulty.