Ok so me and my friend had been best friends since the first grade and were best friends for 12years. But about 5 months ago one of her friends moved into her parents house with her. Once that happened she started to bail on me last minute for us to hang out and didn't have time for me anymore and started to change. she claimed it was because she didn't think id want to hang out since she was always with her other friend since they now live together. I understand that part after we talked about it and we kept on talking and were find again. But then about two and a half months ago i found out she was talking bad about our friendship and saying i was the one throwing it away because i stop trying to hang out with her because i got tired of always being bailed on. I confronted her on how she was talking shit on me and our friendship and we got into a fight. We haven't talked since and its been 2months. I miss her so much, it feels wrong throwing everything away after 12years of being best friends.I don't think she even cares about it or me anymore but i want things back to how things were. How do i make things better between us?
Hopefully she will tell you how she's feeling and you guys can work it out from there.
When me and my best friend had a fight like this I brought something from our childhood or a memory. It kind of lightened the moment.
So I believe the whole point would be talk to her about how you are feeling and how she's feeling but at the same time I want you guys to be comfortable doing it.
I really hope I helped. If you ever need help please text me at 289-687-9114 or email me at j.m.landon@hotmail.com.
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