ItsFunnierInEnochian wrote:Just lookin' for friends. I don't have a lot right now, at least none that I feel comfortable to be myself around. The last one I had has been turning her back on me for a guy. Guess any sane person would tell me that that makes her not a friend. But I have no one else..
In need of a chat buddy or long term friend. ^.^
I am a very friendly person (at least I think so), but for some reason I have a hard time making actual friends too.
You're right, though. A friend that turns you out because of a romance is no friend, *but* (and it's a big butt) perhaps your friend is going through issues herself, and she needs a little time to make this romance work. Or she thinks that for some reason you won't approve. Or she doesn't want to rub her romance in your face.
Giving friendships space to breath often makes them stronger. Maid Marion on Disney's Robin Hood said "Absence makes the heart grow fonder." Don't discount your friend yet. It may just be a phase. She might be feeling the same way.
As for all that, I'm very willing to call you my friend.

robin hood wrote:this week i've felt rubbish to say the least, and for once not over school but
like
i don't know what i feel it's like
regret and self loathing and anger towards myself mixed in one and i don't know what to do
generally i'm quite a happy person but i'm questioning a lot and it's just really horrible and idk how to put it
i haven't felt like this in a while
im fine with school, there are one or two idiots but i'm lucky to be in classes with people with the decency to not join in
i don't know what i'm feeling it's just suffocating now
It sounds a lot like depression. Depression is very hard to describe to someone else.
Please find a school counselor, parent, or mentor to talk to about this. Depression is no joke, and sometimes seems to have no reason. It just is. Certain things can trigger it, but other than that, depression is indescriminate.
Please talk to someone about it. Don't be shy. You are important!
Unleashed Squid wrote:How do I slowly break apart from my best friend of five years? She is getting into bad decisions and treating my other friends like garbage but I just can't let go because it would break both of our hearts. I know I need to but how can I do it as painlessly as possible?

Explain to her that you need some personal space right now. Tell her you would like to stay friends, but because you are both going through stuff, you would like to focus on that for a while.
You don't have to give up your friend, but you don't have to socialize with someone with a bad attitude or behaviour, either.
Give the friendship some breathing space and see where it goes, see where you both go. Who knows in a few months or a couple years you may both be sitting back together laughing at the dumb memories you share! Arguments become comedy with time.

Good luck!