done with, she doesn't want to let it go. she says am ruining her day.
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Okay may i just say I disagree with a couple of previous responses here for the following reasons:\n\ngalaxy500: A prom is NOT for two people who "have something going". I've never heard anything about Prom beign exclusively for couples, otherwise you'd might as well say "Fellas, single ladies, now's your last chance to get a gf/bf otherwise you might as well not turn up, yer loser!"\n\nmrs.iv: Why oh why would you emotionally blackmail a guy into going to the prom "cause its a tough time for the girl". Its a tough time for the guy also - he has to pay for the thing, getthe car/transport, pick HER up at a decent time, make sure they get in okay, see that she enjoys herself (if you've gone with her THEN you HAVE to be hospitable!), AND get her home safely! (As much as most guys wanna "get a room", lets be gentlemanly and remember most girls have dads who want them home by midnight!)\n\nHowever, in answer to the question: DON'T go with her. Other realistic options are:\n1) Go with someone else (another girl maybe?)\n2) Go with a a friend or few\n3) Don't go at all and give the tickets to someone else (selling them is an option).\n\nYou are in NO WAY obligated to go with her - thats emotional blackmail.  And NEVER for once think "oh its a couple thing" otherwise you'll just end up feeling sorry for myself then next banging your head thinking "Why don't I hve a gf".  I've been there - it ain't a nice place to be.
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Tell her she's going down a path as a friend you can't follow.  She needs to stop, you know the reasons why, and when she refuses, and she will.  Find another friends before she drags you into trouble too.
186505
Yes, leave it be.  She is obviously unstable and whatever the outcome, it won't be fair to you.
366453
to run away and find a new job ... that is not the best idea   but  she must faced and tell him No More playing with her feeling and she must put limits for him ( business relations and communication )  and threaten him  that she will tell  his wife and kids about every thing - i hope it will not reach this point -
72782
I would say to back off for a while.\nIt seems that (for whatever reason) she doesn't really know what she wants.
418179
You keep your mouth closed and leave her alone.  Let it go.
566325
She's not your friend. If she won't stop, drop her.
114806
Ignore her. She will self-destruct sooner or later.  The more that she sees that you are bothered or vexed, the more she will continue to do it.  She's trying to get your attention and if she finally realizes that it's not working, she will stop.
95041
Sounds like she is having a hard time letting go.  Prove to her that you can do things on your own.  Listen to her advice but you don't always have to take it.  \nTell her you appreciate her input but maybe she would like your opinion just as well.
232693
Get rid of her.  She thinks she could break it off and come back whenever she feels like it.
518862
next step is to destroy her engagement :)
384515
Just stay out of it...she needs to get a grip. She is intimidated by you ....she knows the truth but just fails to live it. Move on you can do better. What goes around comes around. Don't waste too much time being mad at this.
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I've read most of you questions about this ongoing saga.....For your own sanity please let her go..... She needs time to figure out what she wants and grow up...... and you just need to be free of the drama.
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Only your friend can decide that she wants to stop. Give her encouragment to stop is really all you can do.........
559434
,I agree .. that is bullsh*t .. she does not care cause she will do any thing to keep him.. she is desperate, she needs to get a life ..
431143
Do what she's asking and leave her alone.
490906
Tell her you are willing to give her some space, but you are not going to hang on forever.