My friend and I go to different schools, and I don't know how to get to know her boyfriend. What can I do? He doesn't know anything about me.

This might not be the best reason to change schools. Consider telling your mom you have a boyfriend, so you can find other ways to spend more time with him.

Unfortunately, the choice is ultimately hers to make, not yours, and if you encourage her one way or another, she might just end up choosing the opposite of what you...

You might want to try having an adult talk to her. School counselors are great for mediating conflicts between groups of friends like this. If that doesn't work, you might...

First, you may not be able to change her mind. But you can express concern and share what you know. When you tell her this information, only share what you...

Make up an excuse for not being able to go. Slowly drift apart from her and start hanging out with your other friends. Be nice to her when she talks...

If your relationship is going through a bad space, it might be a good idea to meet periodically to talk about that even though you are taking space from day...

Tell your child that he has to ignore her when they are thrown together. I had a child with a similar problem, I told the teachers and principals about it,...

It means he's immature and cares more about looking cool to his friend than your hurt feelings. Not a good sign.

You could use a question about a class assignment as a pretext for talking to that person, even if she's with her friends at the time you approach her.

Forgetting friends is not a good option, but if they really just ditched you because of a few lies (assuming they are not very big lies) then they probably were...