I'm sharing a birthday party with two other friends. One is my best friend and the other "friend" both my BFF and I hate. How do I kick my other friend out without hurting their feelings?

Try making a few more gamer friends, and make sure you stay with the ones who actually do join and play with you. If the other ones don’t continue playing...

Leave them. Go with people that you feel comfortable with and who share some similarities with you. Accept people like they are, they will do the same. If not, move...

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...

Assuming you don't like him, there's nothing wrong with you hugging him. If she asks you about it, just tell her you only like him as a friend. She should...

It sounds as though she really likes the group and does not know why she got kicked out. It would be helpful to ask her if she knows why she...

Try the sandwich approach. It is where you start with a positive, ask for what you want or need, and end with a positive. For example, you can say I...

Hmmm...The question might not be "Can you kiss a friend when you're in love with your partner?" but rather, "Can you have an open, healthy relationship while you're keeping secrets?"...

There are a lot of different tactics and strategies, as it can depend on the circumstance. Try to politely reject them through being honest and direct. Ghosting can sometimes create...

Honesty is ALWAYS the best policy. You have to be a grown up and kindly let that person know he’s misinterpreting things and that you’re just friends.

The great thing about friendship is you can have more than one best friend! Just let the friendship develop naturally.