<human>: Recently I've been finding myself more and more disenchanted by the current group of friends that I have. 
There are 6 of us (including myself) and we pretty much see each other constantly. We've been friends since first-year college (third year currently). They're my only real friends that I keep, and we haven't had any real issues since then.

But lately I've noticed some things about them that I suppose I never picked up on before: 

* They're selfish. For example, I'm often the one that has to drive them around everywhere, despite living a fair distance away from the general area in which they live (I even offer to do so on most occasions), yet they will argue that I should drive them to the nearest fast food joint even when there are other drivers there. (their excuse is that they want to smoke weed, and seeing as I don't, I should "take one for the team")

* They don't really ask about me or my life. I'm generally very considerate to them, I always make a point of asking them what's been going on, and following up on things they've mentioned to me recently (job interviews, meetings, etc), and I've noticed that they *never* ask me about my life or what's been going on with me

* I was recently let go at work, and it took me a year to secure another job (starting next month) and my friends often make jokes about how much of a loser I am for this, and I find that they smirk whenever I try to offer them life or career advice. I'm also not in the best shape, and they will often make jabs at my weight, despite the current initiative I've taken to try and fix it in the last few months

So do I have a right to dislike them for this Reddit? Or am I perhaps taking things to personally? 
How should I proceed with this?

Cheers

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<bot>: I've noticed some things with my only group of friends that make me feel shitty. Am I taking this too personally, or do I have a right to dislike them?