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Dear Carol

My ex-bestie is jealous of my new BFF

 


I really like my new best friend, but my ex-best friend is really jealous of my new friend. What should I do?

Dear Fighting Friends,
Can you think about each other as good friends or close friends instead of best friends and ex-best friends? This might ease pressure and help everyone feel less hurt, betrayed or left out. It’s not an overnight change, just a subtle shift in how you label these friendships. While I hope you can stay tight with both girls, it’s best not to expect them to appreciate each other. Hang out with one girl at a time and spend those hours having fun—not talking about The Missing Person.


 

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by Carol Weston | 2/1/2016
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