In "My Friend Went Too Far To Copy Me," the narrator shares the experience of having a friend who becomes increasingly obsessed with mimicking her style, behavior, and even personal interests. At first, the imitation seems flattering, but it soon escalates to the point where the friend begins to undermine the narrator's individuality. This leads to feelings of frustration and betrayal as the narrator confronts her friend about the unhealthy obsession. Ultimately, the story highlights the importance of authenticity in friendships and the need for boundaries, leading the narrator to reevaluate the relationship and assert her own identity.