Gender:
FemaleAge:
15Member Since:
June 7, 2007Answers:
21Last Update:
June 15, 2008Visitors:
3167Main Categories:
Love Life
Friendship
Random Weirdos
View All
about
I'm Sarah. I'm 16 years young. I live my life with no regrets. NO MATTER WHAT. I love being with my fraaaans because they're JUST AS CRAZY as I am. Very rarely do we ever have a dull moment. I'm your average highschooler.. or maybe not. Take your pick.I love my boyfriend, Bobby. We've been together almost 8 months now. He's my everything, he keeps me strong and knows exactly what to say and when to say it. I love to give advice, but sometimes have a hard time taking it. I consider my self a strong person, with strong beliefs. I will answer any question, but I'll have a harder time if it deals with computers & technology. I'm not really "up to date" with all the new electronics :) So go ahead & ask me whatever you want, I'll be sure to give you a real answer :)
advice
Hello. I am 21 and male.
I met someone online, and we have been pretty good friends for a while now. We do not want to date or anything, because both of us are married... just friends. I just want to get that out there...
Recently, I have made a series of stupid mistakes and hurt her feelings pretty badly. I suffer from Bipolar Disorder, and am currently seeking help for it. I want her to forgive me for the things I have done, but I'm not sure how. I told her about the disorder before the fight.
I have tried apologizing to her, but I'm not sure if she forgives me or not. She will not talk to me, and only minimal responses are given when I initiate conversations with her.
I really enjoyed being friends with her. She was a good listener, a good source of advice, and really fun to be around. I feel terrible about how I treated her, and I want to make it up.
Is there any way I can mend this friendship, or should I just forget about it and move on?
She might just need to blow off her steam. You could give her a little room so she can cool down, and when things seem calm you can try apologizing. You still have some response so it's not like she completely doesn't want to talk to you. Good luck.
-Sarah
(Rating: 3) Thank you for the advice. :)