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WeBlog Guide: Jenny
Friendship Legacy: I think my friends will look back and recall a kind of funny girl who had a good sense of humor.
Something You Should Know About Me: It’s important for me to be popular. |
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Crayons to Perfume
Me and my friends have been together since elementary school, but we’ve all changed a lot over the years. Especially during middle school. My BFF, Louisa has changed the most. She’s started being all about her looks. She’s always changing her hair and nails, and thinks ‘repeats’ (wearing the same outfit twice) are a mortal sin. It’s really starting to get on my nerves. That’s all she thinks about! Yesterday, we got into a big fight about it.
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Comments 6
Fights between friends can be really rough. The same thing happened to me and my friend Pam. I was so mad I didn't even want to see her. But I still had 5th period English with her. And we always sat with the same group at lunch. I felt really awkward and didn't know what to do. How do you get through drama like this?
Posted Wednesday Jan 24, 7:02pm by smartergrl
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Take some time apart. If you spend every minute of every day with someone, you are bound to get on each other’s nerves.
Posted Saturday Jan 27, 7:27pm by Happeeme |
Move to a different seat at lunch, at least temporarily. Maybe permanently. You might like it better!
Posted Tuesday Jan 30, 8:11pm by sagemama |
Talk about it once you have both cooled down, and ask another friend to be there, when you do. She can keep you both in check.
Posted Sunday Feb 4, 6:55pm by MADdie |
If you need a confidant to share the story with, choose one person who is ‘safe.’ Don’t pick someone who might blab the story to everyone, or a girl who will try and solve your problem for you. I talk to my mom instead of my friends because she’s a good listener, and if I ask her to keep something private, she does.
Posted Monday Feb 12, 7:27pm by mjcd92 |
Be honest. If you did something you regret, say that, and apologize. At the same time, don’t pretend to be friends with a girl and trash her behind her back because she did something that upset you. That’s nothing to be proud of.
Posted Sunday Feb 25, 7:49pm by tia2 |
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