
Teen Anxiety Support Group
The Teen Anxiety community is focused on teens who are suffering from or concerned about anxiety. Teenagers commonly experience many different forms of stress as they continually face new situations. The purpose of the community is to help facilitate teens communication, and in the process share ideas, and develop the knowledge, tools and techniques that may effectively...

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I have been best friends with this girl for many years and we have had many good times together in the past along with the rest of my group of friends. Another girl has joined our group of friends and ever since i feel like i dont have a best friend anymore or even a really close group of friends. They all leave me out of everything and dont even think of inviting me anywhere they go. im finding it very hard to start a conversation with any of them. Even yesturday i finally saw the girl was my best friend for the first time in a weak because she was on a vacation, and she didnt even hug me but when she saw a guy she hardly knows she shouted his name and ran over and hugged him. that whole night she ditched me. i feel so left out of everything.

deleted_user
i know exactly how you feel. my best friend has a boyfriend and she never talks to me anymore. my other friends are always together all the time, and i always feel left out. hang in there, sometimes you just have to be lonely and hunt for new friends. :(

deleted_user
So sad. Friends are hard to control and even harder to understand sometimes. The best advice I have for you is, as hard as this is to face, I would focus on finding some sort of happiness within your own life and letting this friend go. If you feel betrayed and she brings you saddness instead of support, then the best thing is to learn the lesson she taught you. One, she taught you that no one girl or guy or friend can give you what you felt like you were missing that you found in her. Second, you have learned that letting go of hurtful relationships, ones that make you feel less than what you really are, which is a beautiful human and perfect in your imperfection. I say let her go and make room for a new friend:) It almost sounds like this is the only choice you have. I would try your best to look at the positive side, though, what you learned from the friendship, about friendship and about yourself.

deleted_user
Hi. Maybe it is time for new friends:) I know the thought of that may hurt you, but it could be great in the long run. Why keep putting yourself through rejection. God has a better set of friends for you some where. Start looking, but in the meantime, if you need to confront the situation just ask your girlfriend what's up? And why is she treating you differently now? Let her know how you feel, but you may still get rejected. Don't feel too bad, we all get rejected from time to time and sometimes it's for no specific reason! WarriorK.

deleted_user
i know how you feel. doesn't it just seemlike you can be entirely wrog about a person? especially when you think they're your best friend.

smileshideit
well I can relate to that all my friends used to be friends for awhile then they'd make new friends and ditch me but well have you ever told your friend how you feel cause I'm not saying that'll do any good but you could at least try it?
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