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Respect is earned through trust, communication and positive actions. If your friend is consistently blaming you for things that aren't your fault, it may be difficult to earn her respect. Here are a few things you can try to help improve the situation:
Communicate clearly and assertively: Speak up for yourself and let your friend know when you feel she's blaming you unfairly. Make sure to express yourself in a calm and respectful manner.
Establish boundaries: Make it clear to your friend what you will and will not accept in the relationship. If her behavior is unacceptable to you, let her know that it needs to change.
Take responsibility for your actions: If you have made a mistake, own up to it and apologize. Showing that you take responsibility for your actions can help to build trust and respect.
Be willing to compromise: Being flexible and willing to find middle ground can help to resolve conflicts and improve your relationship.
Seek professional help: If your friend's behavior is causing you distress or affecting your mental health, it might be helpful to consider seeking professional help.
It's important to remember that you can't change someone else's behavior, but you can take control of how you respond to it. If your friend is not willing to change her behavior and it's affecting your friendship, you may have to re-evaluate if this friendship is healthy for you.
