Okay, my best friend was dating my cousin for awhile, but then they broke up, Two weeks ago, they got back togeather, and my cousin came up for a visit. They hung out and everything was okay. Now my best friend (which by the way, there both 13), just broke up with him, cause she's saying "she didn't know how wild he was" because she just found out that he made out with his old girlfriend on her bed! But he wasn't even dating my friend at the time, so it's no big deal. So now she's being all gay, and i dont understand how to deal with this situation. Should i be mad at her, for hurting my cousin, or should i just let it slide? I love my cousin alot, he's like one of my best friends, but she's one of my best friends too! HELP
RainbowOfPinkxo answered Friday June 23 2006, 2:41 pm: heyy
I think you should leave the two to work it out on their own. if u get involved it can get complicated. So if your friend tries to drag you into it, just ask her to not involve you because you love them both and dont want to see one of them get hurt.
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LionTail411 answered Friday June 23 2006, 1:06 am: IF I WAS YOU I WOULDNT GET TO INTO IT IF THEY TRY TO SAY STUFF ABOUT THE OTHER PERSON TO YOU BEHIND YOUR BACK JUST CHANGE THE SUBJECT AND REMENBER NO MADDER WHAT YOU DO TO YOUR CUZZ HE'LL ALWAYS FORGIVE YOU A FRIEND WONT ALWAYS --alley [ LionTail411's advice column | Ask LionTail411 A Question ]
Laney55 answered Thursday June 22 2006, 10:39 am: Try to understand that when a relationship ends, someone usually gets hurt. I know you love your cousin and your friend and want to see them happy, but if she doesn't want to be with him, you can't be mad at her for that. Maybe she's intimidated by his "experience". Maybe she thinks that he'll expect things she's not willing to give. No matter what, though, support BOTH of them, because right now they BOTH need you. [ Laney55's advice column | Ask Laney55 A Question ]
orphans answered Thursday June 22 2006, 12:30 am: well i think you should talk to your friend and tell her that they werent even together at that time so its not that bad. if she doesnt understand wait for her to cool off or ask your cousin to explain the situation to her since it happened to him. if she still doesnt understand just let it slide. theres not mush u can do since its your opinion thats shes overeacting and such.
jellow98 answered Thursday June 22 2006, 12:06 am: this is my personal opinion, number one your bestfriend has no reason to be angry with him. if he made out with his ex and wasn't dating your friend she has nothing to worry about. number two don't be mad at your friend either. i think that you should tell her that she doesn't have to get mad at him and shouldn't have broken up with him (in a calm and soft tone) because of that. also, don't let it slide, because again she shouldn't have been mad for something small like that.
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