IN: What happens next?

How to deal with frenemies
Confide in a true friend that you trust.
If you're not sure whether or not this person is a frenemy, talk over your concerns with a friend you're absolutely sure about and happy around. This person may throw new perspective onto the situation that helps you to realize the value of your relationship with the frenemy.

OUT: Be certain who you're talking to won't pass your concerns back to the frenemy. Play it safe by ending the relationship gently.

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How to know if you are being selfish
Analyze what others say about your behavior.
If you're always thinking about what other people can do for you, you might be selfish. This is especially true if you don't go out of your way to return those favors later.

OUT: Healthy relationships have an equal (or nearly equal) balance of give and take. For instance, if you frequently ask for people to loan you money or cover your shifts at work, but you don't do those things in return, you might be selfish.

IN: What happens next?

A woman is hosting a beer pong tournament, and the two men go over to the table. They drink and try to throw the balls into the cups. the band

OUT:
plays in the background as the men play.