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I was at an end of the year school party, and there was a boy there who I really liked. After fixing my hair and coming out of the bathroom in my cutest outfit, I went over to talk to him. I was being all flirty because, after all, he was my crush. The whole time he kept trying to tell me something—which I realize now. For some reason my friends were giggling and pointing at me. Then the boy pointed to my shoe. There was toilet paper stuck to it. I was sooo embarrassed that I didn't talk to him again until recently!
—Elizabeth, 7th grade
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Wow—the perfect storm. Boy you crush on, is with your friend, who said she didn't like him. Since she is your friend, let's give her the benefit of the doubt. Maybe she didn't like him when you asked, and only recently shifted. It's difficult to blame someone for feelings of the heart. I'm sure you want to ask questions, and maybe yell at your friend, but that is a bad move. This won't help you find a new crush, and it may hurt your friendship. Try a joke like, "Wow, after that display in the bookstore I wonder how you would act with someone you DO like!" Maybe she'll laugh, or maybe she will talk honestly—but at least you have started with something healthier than claws and shouts.
—BRIAN
Ouch! First tell her that you saw them. See what she says. She should know that your feelings are hurt and that you wish she had told you the truth when you asked. Honesty is always best, between friends, no matter what. Tell her that you expect honesty from her. Take it one step at a time, and remember what kind of relationship you've had with her up until now. People make mistakes, and maybe this was hers.
—JEN
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