It looks like a need-more-sunshine anacampseros telephiastrum to me, but I could be wrong. Let's wait for others to chime in.

Maybe a Crassula, too, but it's too etiolated for me to ID properly - let's hope Norma and Rosemarie, among others, see it.

In the meantime, more sun and some heat would be good for it. You might also take a look at the roots and repot as needed.

I've been told that the fine fiber-like growths that emerge from the stems at the leaf nodes are a characteristic of anacampseros rufescens but obviously anacampseros rufescens looks nothing like this plant. This plant belongs to a friend of mine and I let him know that it could use some more sunshine I'll see if he can send some updated photos if it has changed at all as well in case that might help :)

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Here is the updated photo he gave me. Does it help any? :)

It is as Romain says...Anacampseros ...either telephiastrum or rufescens, in need of more light. :)

It looks like my plant which looked like this

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And someone told me it needed more light so I cut it back and potted it into a much smaller pot now its like this

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Someone on here ID it as anacampseros too :)

Wow thank you all so much the information you have all given has been so incredibly helpful! I told my friend about this forum. I actually went down and got a couple little succulents of my own labeled as Anacampseros lubbersil and Anacamseros Rufescens. They are just little ones atm though :)

Crassula have leaves that are opposits. All of the pictures show that they need much more sun gradually. Poor babies. Norma

This is a small succulent but given sunshine it will be truly beautiful in its pinks.

Keith "caudex1" has a spectacular one in one of his always amazing pots, link attached.

Here is a link that might be useful: Anacampseros telephiastrum chez caudex1