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I Think I Lost Her My BFF is always ignoring me! We've been like sisters up until know. You see, she found this other friend when we weren't in the same class. Now, they're totally obsessed over each other, and I am totally left out of everything! I think we're growing apart very fast. But is there anyway I can stop it? My one wish in my social world is to break up their friendship so I can have my BFF again! But I don't want to do that for real because I know it would really hurt my friends feelings. And I don't want to hang around someone who is miserable all the time. So, if you could please help, that'd be great. Tia 13, USA "Hey, Tia!" Sounds like you have some BFF issues, which can sometimes be pretty tuff. First of all, it is great that you know that it wouldn't be right for you to break up their friendship. If I were you, the first thing I would do would be to talk to your BFF. Chances are she doesn't know how she is making you upset. Second, I would try to get to know your BFF's new friend. Maybe she is pretty cool and then the three of you could hangout instead of thinking of a way to break them apart. Like the old saying goes, " If you can't beat 'em, join 'em". And if all else fails, talk to someone you trust (like a parent or teacher) and tell them whats going on and they may be able to help comfort you. Well I hope I could be of some help. Lacie, 13, Utah Pssst! Pssst! Our advice columnists can't answer every question personally. But we do our best to pick and answer questions representative of all our reader's problems. Is this an emergency? Need advice FAST? Here's a list of telephone help lines from PBS - Help's Around the Corner! Contact Teen Line Online: Teens Helping Teens Check out the National Runaway Switchboard Get in touch with other girls and talk it over - in our Circle of Friends PenPal Club!

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