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I do not choose friends by status. If they are pretending, stay away, says Anzalna Nasir
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I do not choose friends by status. If they are pretending, stay away, says Anzalna Nasir

From Utusan Malaysia · () Malay

Translated from Malay and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Anzalna Nasir said she treats people equally regardless of whether they are VIPs or come from prominent backgrounds.
  • She said sincerity, character and a person’s heart matter more to her than status or what someone can offer.
  • The actress warned people who pretend to be her friends to keep their distance, without identifying anyone specifically.

Anzalna Nasir says friendship has nothing to do with status, titles or personal advantage. The Malaysian actress wrote on Threads that she values a person’s character, heart and sincerity instead.

I do not choose friends based on status, titles or what they can offer me. Whether someone is a VIP or not, everyone is the same to me.

— Anzalna NasirThe actress explained her approach to choosing friends.

“ I do not choose friends based on status, titles or what they can offer me. Whether someone is a VIP or not, everyone is the same to me,” she said. “What matters is their character, their heart and how sincere they are when they consider me a friend. To me, sincerity is always more valuable than status.”

The actress, known for the drama Memori Cinta Suraya, also delivered a sharper message to people she considers insincere. “If you are a friend who is pretending, do not ever come near me. Go play far away,” she joked.

What matters is their character, their heart and how sincere they are when they consider me a friend. To me, sincerity is always more valuable than status.

— Anzalna NasirShe said sincerity matters more than social standing.

Anzalna did not say whether the post was aimed at any particular person. Social media users agreed with her comments, saying genuine friendship had become uncommon and that some people acted differently in public and in private.

If you are a friend who is pretending, do not ever come near me. Go play far away.

— Anzalna NasirShe jokingly warned people she viewed as insincere friends.
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Originally published by Utusan Malaysia in Malay. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

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