Dear ex best friend I'll always watch your stories. Is it healthy?

It could mean that even though you're no longer best friends, there's still a part of you that cares about their life and what they're up to. Maybe you have some lingering affection or just simple curiosity.

Well, without knowing the specific 'I'll Always Be Your Friend Story', it could be about two people who have a deep and unwavering friendship. Maybe it's about how they support each other through tough times, like when one is facing family problems or difficulties at school or work. They always have each other's backs and the story shows their journey of maintaining this strong bond.

First, communicate your feelings to your best friend. Let her know that it makes you uncomfortable. For example, say something like 'I'm not okay with you still being friends with my ex'. Second, set boundaries. Maybe ask her not to talk about your ex in front of you. I did this with my best friend, and it worked out okay in the end. Third, try to focus on your own life and new relationships. Don't let this situation consume you.

Another theme could be acceptance. Friends in the story might accept each other's flaws and mistakes. For instance, if one friend fails an important exam and is feeling down, the other doesn't judge but instead offers support and acceptance, showing that their friendship is based on more than just achievements.

Well, 'ex' is probably your former partner. Maybe they still have an interest in your life and are eager to see what you're up to, so they are always first to watch your stories.

Ex might be your former partner. Maybe they still have an interest in your life, so they are always quick to check your stories.

No. For example, when friends go on a long - distance road trip and take turns driving. Sometimes they might stop at a rest area and share the backseat of the car to get some sleep. It's just a practical way to rest during the journey and has nothing to do with romance.

Maybe they still have some curiosity or interest in your life. It could be a sign that they haven't completely moved on.

Maybe they still have some interest or curiosity about your life.

Well, such a situation is really a mess. Firstly, it betrays the trust of the ex. And for the best friend, it also puts them in a difficult position in terms of loyalty. In most cases, this kind of behavior is not acceptable in society because it goes against the basic norms of friendship and relationship ethics. I would never encourage or support such behavior, so I don't have a so - called 'good' story about it.