i have found out that you can find ANYTHING in someone.
even someone like a robber or someone who been in jail everyone has something to offer.
and, somtimes friends will see things in you, you didnt even know were there:)
Having a good friend who understands and accepts them. I was lucky to find that friend.
When this friend needs help playing in front of people you should find someone that they feel comfortable having by there side when they are playing
What you can do when your friend ditches you for a new crowd is a get a new crowd yourself. If this friend is a true friend, he or she would not have ditched you to hang out with other people.
Just tell her how you feel and if she will tell you that she doesn't feel the way you do, just accept it, because sure that someday you'll find perfect one for you.
You should learn good communication skills because you will need them in every aspect of your life. This simply means you go to that person and ask them to their face why they do not want other people to know about you. It is possible this person considers you their friend and out of jealousy does not want to share you with anyone else, or a riskier prospect is they do not think enough of you to feel you would fit in with the people they hang out with. Face your friend and find out where the problem lies.
maybe. it may be because they feel more comfortable around people the same shape as they are.
because your best friend is not your best friend.......and well often people want the forbidden fruit, i.e. their closest friend's girlfriend........i suggest you break up with that girl and find a new friend as well.
Are you asking this question because you feel you are being pushy? The only way you will know something for sure is to ask. Find out if you are being too pushy, ask him if it is the reason for him pulling away. Sometimes it does happen that people get down and might not tell you what you are doing wrong and just detach themselves slowly. So if you value this friend change your attitude towards him and definitely tell him how you feel and find out what he feels.
People feel better when they feel heard because it validates their feelings and experiences. Listening shows empathy and understanding, which can help people feel supported and less alone in their struggles. It can also help them gain perspective and find solutions to their problems.
BFF, I thought that meant Best Friend Forever but as it turns out, it really means Best Faux Friend, or is it Best Friend For Now (until someone else comes along). The reason I say this is because of the evidence I find in all of the questions about BFFs. If I were you, I would forget about a BFF and concentrate on a friend, an actual friend. You make a real friend slowly. You get to know a number of people. Over time, you get the feel for who would be a compatible friend and companion. This conclusion is derived from experience with that person and how you feel about that person, not words, not what you call each other. Making friends is not that difficult, you behave toward others as you wish they would behave toward you (yes, the Golden Rule). If you're nice to people because you 'need' a new BFF, that's phony (and needy); it may get you a BFF but it won't get you a friend. Go for the gold!
Friends like people for being nice, funny, smart and kind to them. But some friends want to be your friend for the things you have. So just find a true friend who likes you because of who you are. I hope I helped!!
First, you should tell your friend and your boyfriend in a calm manner that you are jealous. If this person really is your friend, she'll make sure that she's talking not flirting with your boyfriend. I would tell him how I feel and then I would tell her how I feel and if it doesn't change, she's not your friend or he's not your friend; but that's okay because maybe you'll find another awesome guy.