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Well, I think you should spend one day just being with her and doing the things that you both loved to do, and then you should tell her that you really care about her and that you dont want her to do anything wrong which might affect her later in life. Maybe, she's just going through a phase where she's doing all this stuff and I think it's mainly because of her "boyfriend". He's just not the right kind of influence she needs and since you are her best friend, maybe you can introduce her to some of your good friends, so that way she can be with good people and be more positive about everything. If things get worse, maybe you can take her to the school counselor and ask for help, because having an adult support is very important.
I know alot of people who have been through the same path as your friend. Sadly, I have no idea what happend to them. Anyways, I think you should make her realise that her so called bf of hers is not the ''one''. You should spend more time with her and make her remember the days you guys spented with each other. The days you both were happy, had fun...basically enjoying life and all...maybe if you do so, she might change back.
Originally posted by: mimi0295
Thank you so much everybody, it means so much to me that you all took out the time to read through this and leave some decent advice. I'll definately use it, and I agree with all of you.
She needs to know that I'm there for her, but sometimes it's just so hard. I mean, we're 6 months apart, and she started school early, and we're in two different schools and UGH! We've grown apart, but I still love her like anything!I just wish her parents OPENED THEIR EYES. I'm sick of being the 'authority' figure in her life. I mean, I'm only 14. I'm still a kid, I don't want to grow up for her... and sometimes, I feel like I have to.I don't want to lose her, but I don't want to lose myself if you know what I mean.