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“.one advise i wanted was if u spot someones toxic trait or behaviour shud u communicate or not to save the frndship???” ✦
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Communicate it. If someone is toxic, it's probably not worth preserving the friendship anyways. If they're open to changing, then that's a good friend to have. No? Then drop them and keep moving. There will always be plenty of people to be friends with in the world.
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