My best friend is WAY too sensitive. And it's soo annoying like you would NOT believe. I'm really getting sick of it. Her boyfriend just broke up with her a week ago, but they were only dating for like a week and a half. I also have a boyfriend, and we're friends with another couple. So she's the 5th wheel I guess. And I understand that she feels left out, so I do invite her to a lot of things. But yesterday was the first day I didn't invite her, because it was just the two couples (me and my boyfriend, and the other couple we're friends with). She got SO pissed off, and wasn't talking to me, and started crying on the phone. And then she hung up on me. Today I called her and she wasn't talking to me. I'm really getting annoyed with this. I try to tell her that it's not my fault and that she can't take her anger out on me just because I have a boyfriend but she does it anyway. She sulks in her room all day when I spend time with my boyfriend. How the heck am I supposed to deal with her?! HELP ME PLEASE. :|
FireFairy141 answered Wednesday July 19 2006, 6:57 pm: It seems to me like your friend is very very lonely, and just clinging to you. You should tell her to back off, cause you have your own life too, and deserve your space.
If you want to hang out with your bf, and go double dating, without her there, then thats your buisness. She should expect to be included in everything. Thats not fair to you.
I would suggest talking to her (when she calms down) and telling her that you and you bf need time to be alone. And that you love to hang out with her (somtimes) but she's not your only friend.
cheerchik answered Wednesday July 19 2006, 6:56 pm: I think that maybe your friendship with her isnt working out. Or maybe you should go over your friends house and try to talk to her about it (calmly). Good Luck!! :| [ cheerchik's advice column | Ask cheerchik A Question ]
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