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I live in hostel with few of my friends and among all shelly is my best friend. We always used to eat, play and study together. But when she met with some mew friends, she doesn’t like to talk to me. I am so much worried for her behavior. Can you help me in eliminate her behavioral problems?

It’s not a big deal and you can easily help your friend. You said that whilst she gets some new friends, she is not talking to you and behaving very rudely. You can talk to her personally and try to make her understand and ask why are you avoiding me? The second reason might be that, she is having some problem at home.

Posted by: avy

As you said that earlier you were good friends and now she always avoids you. Just do one thing; bring some gifts for her, so that she feels happy. In my opinion it’s a possessiveness problem and I think you are very much possessive about her, so you also have to change yourself otherwise it will create problem for you.

Posted by: neber

Well my friend here I can say that this is not your friend’s problem. Actually you are in some sorts of troubles. This is your possessiveness which makes you to feel insecure and anxious. You may have to think about this and you need to share your personal feelings with your friend.

Posted by: amber

Hello my friend. This is seems to be like that you are very much caring and possessive about your friend shelly. According to me it is a not right way to react with your friend opinion. It her wish with whom she wants to talk and spend time. If she is best friend then don’t worry she will not go anywhere.

Posted by: danny

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