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7 Types Of Toxic Friends You Should Avoid At All Costs

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When it comes to the people in our lives we should be quite picky and yet, most of us are not. We all want to have lots of friends and as a result, sometimes we allow the wrong people far closer than they should ever be.

This world is full of toxic people and that is something we need to stop overlooking. While some toxic people are obvious, not all of them are.

The more aware you are of the different kinds of toxic people the better. Below I am going to go over some of the most toxic ‘friends’ that a person can have.

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