Question Posted Monday September 27 2004, 11:46 pm
i have a friend lets call her janis. janis has been acting really strangley lately. like leaving me out of our three person group by talking about classes she has with the other person so i cant really say anything, judging everything i say, constantly talking about things like global warming and other things like that to sound smart. I always thought she was smart so she doesnt need to do that kind of thing. the other day she even said something about mt.kilamanjaro but spelled it kilamanjari and i corrected her and she said she typed it that way just to see if i would catch it. i have another best friend jared and he was an old boyfriend of janis last year, she never acted like she was that hurt that he dumped her until now where now she acts like he killed her mother. anyway when she said that thing about kilmanjaro (sorry this is really hard to follow )was online and after she said that i told her she wasnt acting like the old janis and signed off. now she won't even look at me. what should I do? I want my old friend back....:-)
Roxybabii922 answered Tuesday September 28 2004, 11:35 am: Tell her what you ment by it and why you feel the way you do, tell her shes changing and its not necessarily for the better, tell her you just want her back the way she used to be [ Roxybabii922's advice column | Ask Roxybabii922 A Question ]
Pink_Paradise3_x answered Tuesday September 28 2004, 12:17 am: ok this is a very tough situation. But really try to confront her about it..or write her a note. Just give the note to her while ur passing her in the hall of something..i garuntee u that if she does get a note from u..she WILL read it. pple these days are too nosy. anywayz, try ur best to talk to her..first u wanna tell her how good of a friend she is and that u dont wanna lose her..then move on with the negatives about the way she has been acting..then go on from there.
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