You assumed she was a friend, but then after months you think you're wrong.

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I just went under this circumstance. What happened was that a friend of mine whom I just met last June kind of changed in a way that it annoys me. I've heard lots and lots of negativities about her but I didn't care 'cause I don't do judgments which are just based on hear-says. But it turns out I've proven them all right - this friend of mine finally revealed her mask when I realized she's a person with selfishness in store. I just couldn't stand how she supposes she's the greatest in the class and by her actions now it seems like she thinks she's the teacher's pet! Gosh, I couldn't stand her being so fickle! Now our friendship's on the rocks and I don't think I'll ever have the idea of reconciling even if we're graduating this March - some things are just meant to be left undone; might as well avoid than being friends with someone like her who turns out to be such a fraud. Well, of course, I think it's not only me who has problems regarding deteriorated friendships. How about you? Can you share some of your regretful relationships with friends? Did they betray you in some sort of way? Regardless of the degree of betrayal or offense, I still wanna know. :) Let's make this issue clear to avoid getting fooled again. True friends will always be there, right? But those who are faking will be more likely to slip away.