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What can i do about this rediculous situation?

last weekend, there was a carnival. I invited one of my best friends. she came. but left within 10 minutes to go see her new boyfriend. she knows how much i need friends right now but she wasn't bothered. So that night, i went to a club, and her ex was there. they were together for about a month, going back nearly a year ago. We chatted, just made friends. he told me to apologise to her because of what happened a year ago. so i told her. she got angry at me. And the thing is, she doesn't get angry at anyone else for talking to him. So i still want to talk to him. he explained what happened last year, and i just want everyone to move on from it. I asked my friend to come out with me this weekend. she says our village is boring and she doesnt want to. but she was out in our village last night, and i was sitting in my garden talking to my next door neighbour, and she accused me of talking to her ex. why does she always assume im best mates with him all of a sudden? we talked - once.
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First of all....she doesn't seem like much of a friend, to me....from what I am reading.....She ditches you after 10 min....goes off on you, for talking to an ex of hers....doesn't want to hang out with you, because it's too boring.....and she accuses you of doing things you aren't doing (talking to her ex, when you were talking to your neighbor).

It doesn't matter who you were talking to, by the way....you have the right to do whatever you wish....She seems like the type of "friend" that is available all on her terms...when it's convenient or it works FOR HER...

I'd find another friend....and if you want to talk to her ex, do so....He's on the market....and she's with someone else, so, unless she's trying to control what you do, why should she care anyway?
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Posted Jun 30th, 2009 at 2:49PM
you are right.. ridiculous. but it seems if you talk to him it means sayonara to her... unfair? Yup. Gotta pick which one you want to be friends with... maybe she'll realize she's being nutty.... drama, yuck.
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Posted Jun 30th, 2009 at 6:24AM
She must have it in her head that you would be perfect for each other and that scairs her.
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Posted Jun 30th, 2009 at 6:58AM
she is jealous, maybe bet because you get along with other people so well, take it lightly and just talk to her, and be really calm.
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Posted Jun 30th, 2009 at 7:24AM
Use capitals, and correct punctuation.

Both he and she will be impressed by your internal frontal lobes, and biology will take a back seat.
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Posted Jun 30th, 2009 at 7:43AM
Fred - Like you never made a punctuation mistake, mistype or anything of the such before. Not everyone is "perfect" when it comes to grammar, just like others cannot swim real good, cook good, are grand at math, or can get out of a sticky situation. People are different so lay off the grammar wrong highlighter and see past mistakes.

Welcome to Earth, its where were not perfect.
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Anyways - If your friend is acting so unfriendly, just let her cool off for a few days and let her come to you. You were not at fault, and you most certainly did nothing wrong. Just ride the back seat and let it slide for now.
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Posted Jun 30th, 2009 at 8:25AM
i think your friend is a bit kooky and not much of a friend. give her some space and if your truly friends she'll come back around. if not it may be a good excuse to dump her.
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Posted Jun 30th, 2009 at 9:48AM
You are young, attractive , single, and available.

She is threatened by you, not in the violent sense of the word, but you threaten her chances at mating.

She went out to the carnival with you because she didn't want to be alone, but when a boy appears on the radar you are redundant.

It's a ritual. Find yourself groups of people who are interested in the same things as you....hobbies, sports, interests,activities, Don't "shop" for a boyfriend and you will find a good fellow this way
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Posted Jun 30th, 2009 at 8:07PM
she really doesnt sound like your friend. She sounds like a selfish *****.
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