my  best friend is angry with me coz i had scored a mark higher than me i can i solve the problem between her?
463611
You cannot clap with one hand. Friendship can't be single sided. I 2 hv gone thru this same exp. Believe me, it's not you who must apologize but your friend must, if she is your true friend and practical girl, she would hv taken this in a challenging way rather than make you feel mizerable. You 2 are good competitors, she is angry with you, you know what does this prove...She always underestimates you, and when you hv got more than her she can't bear this fact. In this world of cut throat competition, don't go for always making your friends happy, rather think abt yourself n your career. That's my advice.\n\nThe Ques is why don't u wanna score higher than her, You must always try to be excellent. And 1 more thing, r ur other classmates fools, don't they hv their own power of judgement, their own brains, they may get influenced by ur so-called friend for some days, but as truth prevails, they will surely realize u and ur abilities. So don't worry abt it. \n\nI used this policy and today I m more popular than my previous so-called friend.
8366
If she is your true friend then go up to her and talk to her and tell her that you arent mad at her and that your friendship is far more important to you then wasting your time being mad. Tell her u care about her and just wanna make up. I hope it works out for u.
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tRY TO MAKE IT UP TO HER MAKE IT SO YOU DONT HAVE THE BLAME AND OH THANKS FOR MY ANSWER YOU WAS A BIG HELP AND IM CHOOSING YOU AS MY BEST ANSWER SO EMAIL ME bres_bff1994@yahoo.com okay
804643
if she's a friend that cares about you as much as you do about her, then she would be willing to help you get your marks up as hers. you dont have to be jealous, even though it sucks that she's now doing better than you\n\nas a friend, you should be happy for her, not jealous. and for her she should be willing to help you get just as high marks as her. if either of you are not willing to change your attititudes, then its questionable how much of a friendship that really is...
845683
You should tell her that it really pissed you off and if she wants to be a friend then she needs to not tell people your private things you share in confidence.  If she disregards your upset or request than don't waste your energy on her and  know that you can not tell her anything you don't want others to know.
592530
ask her why you are getting the bad grade, maybe you can work out your differences. If not, then do your best so that your teacher has to mark the answers right. If she still marks them wrong, then go to the pricipal etc.
799391
your friend is obviously very anxious about what her exam score will be...no way of knowing for sure until she receives the score...in the mean time, be as supportive as you can...remind her of how hard she has worked and studied...tell her not to be so sure she has failed until she finds out...\n\nsee if you can do some things to take her mind off of this, at least temporarily...if she likes to shop, you two could go to the mall or some of her favorite stores to browse...if you (or she) can afford it, go out to a restaurant, or a movie...get together with some friends and have a little party...anything to get her out of her negative frame of mind for at least a little while...\n\nmaybe you and she could go to a pretty spot nearby...a park or lake, somewhere like that, where appreciating the beauty of nature will take her out of herself...\n\ni know it's hard to deal with someone who is being really negative and "down on themself"...but if it's your good friend, stand by her...don't let her keep obsessing about the exam score...do what you can to divert her attention to other matters...
121223
Get mad and get over it.  Do not try to get even.\nThese things have a way of working out for the best if you do not escalate what has already taken place.\nYou would be better off doing your best to ignore her.  In the end, this will "put her in her place" far better than any retaliation that you could plan.
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I think that either she is jelous, worried that you will fail, or if she's a friend she may just not want to loose you. If she's not a friend she may  just not like you and wants to irritate you in any way...if this is the case ignore her. If you play her game she'll only get worse.
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First of all, your 'friend' is not really much of a friend! Whereas I do not condone your actions, I would stick by my friends no matter what! This so called friend of yours-is blackmailing you and is emotionally holding you hostage. You say we should not send you messages to own up but as far as I see it when a person is being blackmailed the best defense is to disarm the blackmailer and give them nothing to use against you. If you go to the teacher and apologise and ask forgiveness and for another chance to redo the test -you will most likely get respect and a second chance. If however you are reported -you can expect to get the book thrown at you. You may even be suspended or worse. It's your choice if you want to remain with a gun at your head or do the right thing. Short of owning up the only advise I can offer is to get something on your 'friend'. Use that as leverage and threaten to expose him/her if they don't back off and keep their mouth shut. If you would be expelled from school or something equally detrimental then I suggest you simply deny it! Besides, it's your word against this person's word. Assuming you did not copy every single answer-thus getting the exact mark as the person you copied from then I don't see a problem. The other point is the more time that goes by after the exam makes your friends story even less credible being that any teacher would question why he did not come forward sooner and wonder what the motive is for the student only now giving you up!!
326443
Turning the note over to the principal was the right thing to do.  Do not encourage your friend to fight for you.  It'll just get her into trouble.  You should not fight either.  If these girls threaten you again, report them to the principal again.
286604
You don't say what you did to make her mad. If the perceived offense was 'bad' enough she may never forgive you.\n\nTry being as nice as you can to her. (but don't go overboard and be annoying) Try to make up for what you did. Eventually she'll forgive you or you'll get tired of trying.\n\nYou can't make anyone forgive you, unfortunately. You may just have to chalk it up to experience and move on. And don't repeat the mistake with someone else. Learn from it!
34786
You must know why she say that, maybe you make something wrong with her.if she insiste to stop your friendship trya to understand why in order not to repeat the same mistakes with another
524633
Regardless if she is your best but not favorite or your best favorite friend, if you did something to wrong her; then you should apologize.  Keep in mind, what goes around comes around.
76431
Can't you go to your high school counseling office to find out how to recover your credits? And, regarding the girl - tough. She's probably very frightened for you and loves you. Is this the same girl your friend is jealous of? Or is this a different girl?\n\nI'm getting sort of confused. But, you should DEFINITELY go to the counselor and ask them what to do. Lots of luck to you.
628313
Well what I would do is first of all, tell my friend the truth.  Tell her that I only said it because I was jealous of the time she was spending with the other person.  If you don't really dislike the other person, go to them personally and apologize and try to make amends.  Let them know you were jealous of the attention they were getting and maybe you guys can work it out.
361974
Talk to your friend and tell her he deserves better, he deserves you. But try not to cause too big of a fight.