Featured in “My rich friend keeps footing the bill for pricey dinners and outings I could never afford — is it nuts that I’m starting to resent her for it?”

Featured in AOL, Bisi Gbadamosi, LMHC, offers a therapist’s perspective on why having a wealthier friend who regularly picks up the bill can create unexpected feelings of resentment. She encourages readers to examine the root of those feelings while also considering what their friend’s generosity may actually mean. Bisi also highlights how remembering the positive impact you have on a friendship can shift the way you view financial differences.

Bisi Gbadamosi

This article was written by Bisi Gbadamosi, LMHC, founder of Blooming With Bisi and Mindful Blooms Counseling.

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In my blog, I share my tips for improving mental health so that you can continue healing from whatever stage you’re in.

https://www.bloomingwithbisi.com
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