How do you confront a friend?
375694
I usually give friends 3-6 months to start "coming back" once they begin a relationship. After 6 months, I think it's okay to start bugging them, but you will find that usually, they start wanting to explore the outside world again at this point. \nIt's hard not to feel left out when friends hook up with each other, but I guarantee you, they will eventually get enough time together and start being more independent. All that stuff they love about each other will simultaneously become the stuff that becomes annoying about each other, and they'll remember that they were once separate individuals with different tastes, personalities, etc. \nThis is when they get to discover you all over again! \nUntil then, if you can, try to schedule time with each friend separately, and say something like "I really like (other friend) and I like hanging out with both of you, but is it okay if I have you to myself today? I miss our time together." \nIf they are glued together at the hip, try to schedule quality time one-on-one at least every 2 weeks with each friend. Make concrete, scheduled plans and be clear about it being just the two of you. \nYou might have to settle for 1/2 hour lunches, or quick hang-out sessions, and for awhile, it might seem hard to connect, but love is a crazy thing, it does wacky things to people's brains, so try to be patient. They will have to have the same patience when you fall in love and have no time for them!
28539
ask your friend for it
319821
talk to her,as in y is she nt comfortable confronting to people directly about the problem she has with them..ask her if she fears gettin in to a fight,if so then convince her that confronting and sorting out things with friends is a small as well as a healthy issue at the same time ,which would nt break a stronger relation like friendship or any other relation..
275284
Talk to their friends and ask pointed questions. Observe changes in eating, sleeping, personality, sociability. If you suspect without any proof, go on a vacation w/o any contact with him. When you return, watch for reversing. She might even tell you without asking. Just don't paint her into a corner with questions. Use silent inquisition.
748555
You cant be honest with someone who cant be awake to what her actions have caused!!\n\nAll actions have consequences is one u can say!! She isnt a child, she needs to face up to what she has done.. you sugar coating it wont help hun!!\nA true friend will tell her how it is then be there for her regardless of how things go down!!\nFriends have to beable to be honest!! If she cant handle it then she is a bigger idiot than i first thought!~!\n\nGood luck!
678751
Tell her the truth. Let her know that the other individual is your friend and that you don't want to talk negatively about anyone. If she can't respect that, she doesn't respect your friendship.
1066974
okay, I'm not the best person to ask but, i personally think you should do something that would let your friend(s) see what he is doing is bad. Or you could catch him doing something wrong, and if those are your real friends, tell them and they should believe you.
269226
Call your friend and ask for their screen name.
57130
You should talk with your friend about the situation...if you aren't doing anything to provoke the situation then you shouldn't worry but I would definitely encourage you to talk with your friend.
87982
You could ask a mutual friend
741538
-if she is truely youur friend I am quite sure she has noticed that you haven't been you in the recent.If you feel the need to tell her you are sorry for the way you have been treatiing heer than do so and if not don't.  Just cut it out and be yourself to your frieend and not the imposter you were.Your friend will be there for you and glad you havee solved your problem
642739
First things first, you have to find out the truth about what happened. Then you make them feel guilty by saying something like "Why would you lie to me about that?" or "How could you not trust me with the real truth?" (That one might work better... lol). Then you don't talk to them for a while and let him/her sweat it out a little bit, and when they ask you why you aren't talking to them simply say "I'm sorry, but I cannot be friends with someone who is going to lie to me." Then when they apologize, say to them "It's ok, but it's going to take me a while to trust you again". That will make them feel really guilty and they won't want to lie to you again... but that's only if they care about you a lot. Good luck... I hope you and your friend make up soon. :)
359494
confront them..finding out that if he/she is really ignoring or..there could be something else..dont jump to conclusion if you really like her/him then confront the person taht you feel that way..maybe your mate is suffering for other things and dont even realize it..so dont take it personally if u like her/him COmmunictae buddy
564169
confront them and be honest about your feelings!
207514
tell your friend about the issue. And if he doesn't mind, ask him if he could be dull for the evening.
489924
If she is a friend, ask her!\n.\nOK.   This is strange.  <quietly backs away>
264439
Just do it.  Man up, pal and your friend will at least have to talk to you.  If things get worse, then you know you tried to resolve the issue.