A little more info would be helpful but I think that if you are both young, like me then you should talk to each one of them privately, and see why they have a problem. It may be something easy to resolve, or maybe it is more complex, either way I'm sure that you know who your real friend is, so if a choice has to made I would choose the one you are closer to. You could also tell your friend how you feel about the continuing problem between him/her and that other person.
Encourage your friend to communicate openly with the other kid to address the issue calmly and respectfully. Offer your support and help mediate if needed to find a resolution that works for both parties. Remind them that resolving conflicts constructively can help strengthen their relationship.
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.
"Two faced" is another way of saying someone is "fake," as if he or she has two faces: They act one way around certain people and then another way around others (amy turtle!!!!!). Another meaning is that someone can tell you one thing and then change their story when confronted by another person...
Cause and effect refers to the relationship where an action or event (cause) leads to another event (effect), while problem and solution focus on identifying an issue or challenge (problem) and finding a way to overcome it (solution). Cause and effect is about understanding why something happened, while problem and solution is about addressing a specific issue.
No, being in love is a natural and common experience that typically involves strong emotions and attachment to another person. It is not considered a psychological problem unless it leads to harmful or dysfunctional behaviors.
Cause and effect refers to the relationship between events where one event is the result of another event. On the other hand, problem and solution involve identifying an issue or concern and finding ways to address or resolve it. Cause and effect focuses on understanding the relationship between events, while problem and solution involves identifying and solving specific issues.
if you have no problem with his son then go for it! Just remember that he has a responsablity with his son and he may have to put him before you.
Kid Rock's best friend is Kenny William Bovensiep!
Kid Rock's best friend is Kenny William Bovensiep!
Yes if you are a kid buying for another kid friend. Not if you are a adult and are buying a gift for a kid (or adult).The dollar tree things have stuff that go up to maybe $5 witch is not expensive.
Unless the ex boyfriend was part of the problem then no, you should not involve your ex boyfriend while resolving your problems with your friend.
he considered mark his friend and he could't bear to see another kid get bullied
If Susan owes $50 to her friend, and then receives a payment of $75 from another friend, how much money does Susan have?
The kid caused the problem :)
Because kid likes to play and he sees these thing which put him happy in boyfriend and a friend always help her or his friend
there best friend
It's the kid your kid play's with most. I think for a certain number of time's....
no unless that kid is crazy