I love my best friend but I just don't get why people are drawn to her. Guys, girls, even little kids.
Well, she's pretty and everything so I guess I understand why all guys love her. But still, other girls and little kids die to be around her as well.
I went with her to pick up her contacts yesterday and while we were waiting, she was reading a magazine and a little girl just came up to her and after 10 min, the girl didn't even want to leave with her mom!
It happens ALL the time. At school, at the mall, the movies, EVERYWHERE. People just come up to her, they don't even know her, and start talking to her. I don't get it??
kat_gone_wild answered Saturday June 24 2006, 1:29 am: i don't get it??
isn't a question.
infact anyone who actually offers you advice on such a petty, juvenile topic simply wants a high rating...
maybe your friend is a little more confident than someone who can't stand other people getting attention.
i suppose it would get a little weary after a while to constantly see your best friend getting more attention than you do, but try to take advantage of her popularity as apposed to complaining about it.
nobody likes a complainer. ecspecially a jealous one.
please get over your immature envy, people might "flock" to you, a bit more. [ kat_gone_wild's advice column | Ask kat_gone_wild A Question ]
PinkDevil answered Friday June 23 2006, 8:21 pm: It sounds like you're a bit jealous or envious of your friend. She probably has certain qualities that you would like to have. If you truly love her as your friend, you would appreciate those qualities and be happy for her.
Focus on bringing out YOUR special qualities and people will love you for who you are. And remember to always be yourself, you don't need to pretend that you're someone else for people to like you. [ PinkDevil's advice column | Ask PinkDevil A Question ]
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