Does she actually discuss hurting herself, even if there are not noticeable wounds? If she talks about cutting, does she claim it makes her feel less stress? Is she unnaturally depressed, has stopped taking an interest in things she previously enjoyed? If so, then that is an issue; something that can be greatly assisted by your support, but also where she does need outside intervention (from her family, mental health professionals). If she does any of the above, then you should encourage her to talk to her family about it, or talk to them if she refuses to do so; it would be supporting and assisting her, even if she becomes angry at you for doing it. However, merely claiming to be 'emo' can mean she is just a fan of that style of music, or fashion, or she enjoys emo-style writings. She may simply want to be seen as 'emo' to attract a certain type of person. It doesn't necessarily mean she is (unnaturally) depressed or that she cuts herself, unless she has behaviors that the previous paragraph mentioned. Emo is as much a societal trend as 'Goth' is. I'd likely be classified as a metalhead but I don't eviscerate virgins, worship Baphomet or torch churches by the full moon. Your friend simply may have different interests than you.
It's important to have an open and non-judgmental conversation with your friend about their feelings and concerns. Express your care for them and ask how they are truly feeling. Encourage them to seek help from a mental health professional if they are struggling. Avoid making assumptions about their mental health based on external appearances.
My advice- Well, if they are stealing from you then i don't think that you guys should STAY best friends. If a friend is worth keeping they will stick by you through anything, I suggest that you talk to this friend about it and maybe try and fix things..:Dhope that helpedI suggest that you figure out what he/she took, then try to recover the stuff.Afterwards, you should talk to your best friend about it, and figure out if they're really your friend or just pretended to be just to get your stuff.If they are really your friend, don't put all the trust you had back into her/him.If they were to get your stuff, I suggest you stop bringing them to your house, or choose to stop being friends.Hope I helped! ☺☻~monk7monk
Hmm well there's quite a few things... If you've told him you like him he will probably be whispering.. that girl likes me do you think I should show my feelings for her? Another is.... he could be saying wow she's really nice that girl I hope she likes me. He could be saying something like she's really weird her but he really likes you but doesn't want to say so it means he likes you hope this helped
Encourage your friend with self-esteem issues to communicate her feelings honestly to the person she likes. Offer your support and remind her of her worth. Help boost her confidence and self-esteem by highlighting her positive qualities. Ultimately, it's important for her to make her own decisions, but your encouragement can make a difference.
It's important to address the situation by trying to understand why the school feels that way and work on building positive relationships with others by being kind, respectful, and showing them your true self. Seeking support from a teacher, counselor, or trusted adult can also help navigate the situation and find ways to improve it. Remember that people's feelings can change over time with effort.
Empathetic listening is most appropriate when your friend is sharing their problems. This involves being present, understanding their perspective, and showing empathy towards their feelings. It is important to focus on the speaker, offer support, and refrain from judgement or trying to fix their problems.
It is possible there is a bit of jealousy going on with you towards your friend as you had no right to question the new friend as to whether she really was your friend's friend or not. Keep out of it and let your friend find out for herself.
if he/she is really your best friend you should be able to say as nice as you can to get over herself and youll help him/her through whatevers happened but they have to c-oporate without them being offended.
No, it is really not weird to have your best friend as your phone background. Many people have friends and loved ones as their backgrounds.
If she really wants to know she should ask him herself.
I believe that getting your friend to dump your boyfriend is wrong. Tell her she has to do it herself or it will really break his heart. If her boyfriend is really immature he wont believe you if you tell him anyway. If you have to do it, break it to him gently, somewhere along the lines of "Amy really likes you but she thinks it will be best if you just stayed friends, maybe you should talk to her about it, sort things out." That will force your friend to talk to him herself. Hope this helps!
I think it means that it doesn't really show you like the boy and because his friend doesn't know that, it could be he's considering making you his new girlfriend.
i would say the dude was being friendly or he is considering u as his friend...or he is using sarcasm. but id say he wants to be a friend to u i would say the dude was being friendly or he is considering u as his friend...or he is using sarcasm. but id say he wants to be a friend to u
i dont think that is a true friend because a true friend would not like ur boyfriend and your boyfriend is not true either if he likes her back think about n pick bettre friends and boyfriends
You tell this so called, "friend" to stop bragging and gloating about herself. If she doesn't, come clean. Tell her how you feel, and go find sombody else to hang out with. don't take her slack!!!
I'll be totally and completely honest... Ask him. If he's your best friend and you're considering taking the next step, you should be able to ask him. If you can't be honest with him, you have no business dating him.
If you really won't to, but think would it be fare to him? you might embarrass him.
Well a lot of people are like that really. I even have some friends who have a "Two-Scoop Tuesday" in which they grope each other at unsuspecting moments as part of just a big joke. If she's your friend she probably wouldn't do that if she liked you