When it comes to friendships we all tend to have this notion in our heads that they're supposed to be all perfect and that there will never be any conflicts or struggles. But this is far from the truth. No relationship is perfect and this applies to friendships too. While you may have friends who will always love and support you, you must also understand that not everyone who you think of as a friend will do that for you. So, before you get even more intertwined in a web of deceit, here are some harsh truths about friendship that you need to be aware of.

Sure, you might be really good friends with someone, but that doesn't mean they aren't allowed to hang out with other people. People need their own space so there might be times when you might feel left out but don't take it personally and just understand that you should respect their space instead of getting insecure.

Friendships come to an end too. You might end up moving away and thus growing distant from each other or certain circumstances might make you feel like you should no longer be friends with a particular person. In such situations, it would be better to just move on rather than cling on to a broken friendship.

Sometimes people migrate to other places and friendships just sort of fizzle out so there might be a chance that you may not even meet your friend for a really long time. But that doesn't mean that when you do meet them you can't try to pick things up where you left off. If it works, good and if it doesn't, you know where your friendship stands.

You might have certain friends at certain phases of your life like having school friends or college friends or living with friends even, but you might not always share that same bond with them. Circumstances change and people's feelings also change accordingly. So, just because you were best friends with someone at one point doesn't mean you always will be and you need to be okay with that.