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I'm being bullied


Question Posted Thursday December 13 2007, 5:46 pm

I'm being bullied, but the problem is it's by my best friend. She falls out with me for pahtetic reasons and I have had enough. It' been going on for three years I really need help. I always tell myself to stand up for myself but I don't dare. Please help

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LM answered Thursday December 13 2007, 5:51 pm:
If someone bullies you, they're not your friend.
Tell her to quit it, and if she doesn't, well, her loss. Friends don't fight with each other for no reason. Simple as that.

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