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My friends always copy me

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Question - (11 January 2009) 5 Answers - (Newest, 22 February 2009)
A age 30-35, anonymous writes:

I have two best friends that I like to copy me. They copy my hair, my clothes everything I do. If I buy something they buy but in a different colour .They even died they'll hair my hair colour. At first I didn't mind , I actually thought it was kinda cool, as for now I'm going insane. I even started this little rule says we're not allow to copy each other but they don't listen to me. What should I do

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A reader, anonymous, writes (22 February 2009):

i have one friend who copies the way i speak, the way i walk, dress, my interests, even the way i get angry and answer people... its driving me crazy.. it came to a stage where i find myself talking quietly when she does all that.. and then at times she will ask "did you say somthing?" with an attitude.! she copies me and then answers me back with the same attitude i will normally use... to make it worse we are room-mates..... she even sometimes wears my clothes and says its hers... i will normally not care but with everything she's making me hate the things she does so i tell her! i find myself rude around her at times but i come across like that so she can stop it! she was size 14 or 16 and she never cared about her weight.. im really worried about mine and am size 8 normally.. so try to eat healthy only.. well.. guess what she does... she starts eating like me and tells me she always eats like that! she lost weight and now shes trying to be my weight! she's telling me that she has put on so much weight! yet she lost weight! but she just wants to be my weight! so just because of this i started to put on weight.!!!! its driving me mad! and she wont eat untill i eat.. if i eat she eats if i dont i will ask her..why dont you eat. and she says.. i dont eat at this time.. or im so full from the food i ate from yesterday.. but its all bull crap.. shes just copying me! shess like a mad copying thing! i've been searching for this disease ! i want to know if there is a treatment for it! or if theres a sickness like this and what is it called! before i lose it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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A reader, anonymous, writes (11 January 2009):

my friend was just like that copied and wanted the same.it really annoyed me but i try and ignore manybe you should try or confront them xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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A male reader, anonymous, writes (11 January 2009):

Consider yourself the leader of the pack. Uncle Phil is right, you should be flattered. I agree, it could get annoying after a while, because it's your style that they're copying. But one day, they'll each have their own style, and you'll still have yours. Just enjoy it, maybe even help them by picking outfits together and going to the salon together, etc.

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A female reader, Emilysanswers United Kingdom +, writes (11 January 2009):

Say about how you REALLY love these shoes and point out the most hideous pair you can find.

Buy them (but keep the receipt so you can take them back the next day) and then when they do just start laughing that they bought really ugly shoes and you just wanted to see if they would do it.

It might annoy them a bit but it will also get the message across that they are acting like little sheep.

Good Luck!! xx

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A reader, anonymous, writes (11 January 2009):

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. They want to be like you, so take it as a compliment.

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