Here-To-Help answered Saturday March 13 2004, 6:29 pm: There's nothing YOU CAN do. Unless she's an adult, then she could make the choice herself to stay. But there's nothing that can be done much about these situations. It depends on the circumstances...such as, your best friend's age, and things like that. This is a tough one.
I'm sorry I was hardly any help.
MysticalSwirls answered Saturday February 28 2004, 10:27 pm: well you shouldn't worry about it. your friend is going through a harder time than you are. see, i move a lot and i always want mine to be supportive and not all in my face. i always hate it when they get mad at me...i'm leaving all my friends, they are only missing one. you sound like you're in the right track. just be nice and maybe give her a cute going away party before she moves [ MysticalSwirls's advice column | Ask MysticalSwirls A Question ]
rabblebabble answered Wednesday February 18 2004, 12:04 am: What a wonderful opportunity for you! Now you have a reason to visit New York and have a built in tour guide!
Do an internet search for information about where your friend is going. This serve several purposes: 1) It will help you feel not so far away from your friend; 2) It will give you a way to relate to your friend's new surroundings and be able to discuss things more intelligently with them about their new home; 3) It will help you plan your trip to visit them.
With e-mail and cheap phone rates, keeping in touch is easier than ever. Don't despair! This is just a change in your relationship with your friend, not an end to it.
loveinggirl2003 answered Saturday January 31 2004, 10:10 am: I think you shoud get a calling card so you can call her and still talk and maybe your parints wood let her come over 1 nite or you cude save up money to go see her i hope i have help. [ loveinggirl2003's advice column | Ask loveinggirl2003 A Question ]
Cspinoza1 answered Monday January 19 2004, 1:20 pm: Im sorry to say this, there is nothing that you can do because it has nothing to do with you. The only thing you can do is keep in touch with her as much as possible because thats the only way your going to keep your friendship alive.
shay*shay answered Sunday January 18 2004, 10:19 pm: Keep in touch with her, thats all you can do. Maybe you can visit her on her birthday. Call her and email her all the time.
-shay :-) [ shay*shay's advice column | Ask shay*shay A Question ]
elmo answered Sunday January 18 2004, 9:48 pm: talk on the phone/internet/or through mail.
you can still be best friends if you are separated. trust me. been there. as long as you
still keep in touch you can still be great friends. [ elmo's advice column | Ask elmo A Question ]
aka_kittkatt answered Sunday January 18 2004, 9:03 pm: Stay in touch. The phone, snail mail, email, whatever it takes to keep in contact. Tons of people move, their life doesn't stop because of it. Be supportive of your friend, it can be scary moving to a new place. Good luck!
spongers223 answered Sunday January 18 2004, 9:03 pm: ♠YOU SHOULD JUST DEAL WITH IT BECAUSE YOU COULD STILL SEE HER EVERY SUMMER, OR YOU COULD TALK ON THE PHONE EVERY SINGLE DAY AND SEND LETTERS A WHOLE LOT! AND WHO REALLY CARES ABOUT HOW MUCH $MONEY$ THE PHONE BILL WILL BE!♠
Elle answered Sunday January 18 2004, 9:01 pm: Just keep in touch by mail and SOMETIMES phone that way you can her what each other is going through.
~Elle~ [ Elle's advice column | Ask Elle A Question ]
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