My best friend hasn't been acting like a best friend. Should
Question Posted Wednesday September 30 2009, 1:00 am
My best friend hasn't been acting like a friend. She is always blaming things that I didn't do on me and even blaming them on my mom. I really don't know what to do. We had some great times together, but is it right to let that go?
christina answered Thursday October 1 2009, 6:38 am: She's dragging family into it, and that right there would cross the line for me in any friendship. Once someone says something about my family in the wrong tone or aspect, the friendship is over. Blood is thicker than water. [ christina's advice column | Ask christina A Question ]
Lilmzsunshine12 answered Wednesday September 30 2009, 6:31 am: You have to ask her what she is feeling. No one really knows how someone else feels. It could be something to do with her family or maybe there just isn't a friendship anymore. [ Lilmzsunshine12's advice column | Ask Lilmzsunshine12 A Question ]
Daintree answered Wednesday September 30 2009, 3:13 am: Ask her "what is actually bothering her?" because it is impossible for us to be responsible for all her failings.
It's a cop out to blame game it. one has to step up and take responsibility for there own mistakes. She will continue to do it whist you allow her to continue upsetting you & Mum. So you need to put a stop to it. set her up make her see with out a doubt she is the blame for that. It is wrong for her to treat you both less than fair or equal. you weren't put on this Earth to please her but to share friendship and good times. She shouldn't be taking out her frustrations on you two there must be an underlying issue she has not dealt with. Good luck [ Daintree's advice column | Ask Daintree A Question ]
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