Tell me some betrayed by your best friend stories.

My best friend once betrayed me by spreading my secrets. I had told her something very personal in strict confidence. But she told others just for some cheap popularity. It was so hurtful.

My friend betrayed me when she stole my idea for a project at school. I had spent days thinking about it and shared it with her in confidence. But she presented it as her own. I was so angry and disappointed.

Well, I once had a friend, Lily. One night during a really emotional movie night, we just looked at each other and suddenly kissed. It was a brief, soft kiss. It was strange at first but then it made our bond even deeper in a way. We talked about it after and realized it was just a moment of pure connection.

One story is about Lily and Tom. They had been best friends since childhood. They knew each other's quirks, dreams, and fears. One day, they realized that their friendship had deepened into love. They got married and their wedding was filled with laughter as they shared inside jokes. Their relationship is based on deep trust and mutual understanding.

In some cases, it could be due to miscommunication or misunderstanding. Maybe they thought they were doing the right thing but didn't consider your perspective. However, this is still a form of betrayal as it goes against the trust you had in them. For instance, if they thought they were helping your ex - boyfriend move on by dating him, but didn't realize how much it would hurt you.

One story could be that they were friends since childhood. They did everything together, from school projects to weekend adventures. One day, during a sunset at their favorite park, they just looked at each other and suddenly realized that the deep connection they had was more than just friendship. It was a slow - burn kind of love that grew over years of shared memories.

I had a really close friend in high school. We were inseparable. One day, there was a scholarship opportunity that only one of us could get. I told her all about my plans for the application. She ended up spreading false rumors about me to the selection committee. I found out later. It was a huge betrayal. I lost not only the scholarship chance but also a friend I thought I could trust.

My best friend is Tom. One day, we were hiking in the mountains. We got lost, but instead of panicking, we worked together. Tom used his compass skills and I remembered some landmarks. After hours of walking, we found our way back. It was an adventure that made our friendship stronger.

Just be honest and straightforward. Say something like 'I know you betrayed me and it really hurt me.' Keep your tone calm though.

My friend once decided to go on a 'no - technology' week. He completely cut off all electronics, including his phone and TV. He went camping in the middle of nowhere all by himself just to avoid technology. It was so odd, but he said it was a very enlightening experience.