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Well, I'm a second year college student. I have had my share of embarrassing moments, troubling times and I'm not the girl who got all the guys--so at least you'll know my advice is sincere and relatable, not perfect in an imaginary world. Any questions whatsoever are welcome, I'll try my best to answer accordingly.
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i have a problem. during the first meeting of my photography club,my friends and i sat at the second row and liked it.during the second meeting,there are these girls who were at the third row who asked us to move forward to the first row so that their friends could sit at the seconnd row.we moved because we only thought it would be temporary arrangement.but i was wrong.the next meeting,my friends and i sat on the second row for dibs.but those girls came back and asked us once again to move forward.but my friends and i are really uncomfortable in front.but we moved anyway and i saw my friends were annoyed.i wanna do something--but what? and how can i stand up to them without saying something mean? or should i just let them push-over us for nth times???

please help...thanks in advance

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Just let them know that you don't really like sitting in the front row, because otherwise you would move, but you are not going to because you got there first. That may mean that next time they will try to get there before you to take your seats, but it's ok...they're just seats. But as long as you get there first, you shouldn't have to move for anyone else. Just don't give them attitude, and they should be cool too. If they're not...oh well they are not going to carry you out of the seats.

Good Luck.
-Teacup


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haha tnx




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