My best friend hasn't been herself lately. She has recently been keeping a bit more to herself and has an angry tone towards her friends. She still flirts with guys a little bit which in my opinion is great.
About a month and a half ago she broke up with her boyfriend. They had been going out for about a year and a half. She says she has somewhat moved on but I honestly don't believe her---some days she will tell me she still likes him or will get jealous of other girls. I understand that she is hurt. She is a strong, confident person so seeing her this way really hurts. She tells me almost everything, at least that's what I thought.
A couple days ago I accidently caught her crying in the bathroom. Noone else was there. When I asked her what was wrong she gave me widespread answers such as "everything" or "alot". I tried to ask her more but she said she didn't want to talk about it and I respected that. The one thing she told me that got me really worried was that she admitted she has been crying almost every night.
I want to give her space but I am really worried for her. It is eating me up inside. I honestly can't think of anything else. We are really close and I care about her sooo much. What should I do?
Schatzi33 answered Wednesday March 28 2007, 11:17 pm: Tell her, you are there for her. No matter whats going on in her life, tell her you will always be there for her. Cheer her a bit up. Bring her a flower, (sounds corny, but cheers any girl up). Just sit down with her, let her cry on your shoulder. Dont EVER ask her *whats wrong? It will make her feel bad about herself. Ask her like, do you want to talk about anything (or it).
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