This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Clark chapter.
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Confront them. Sometimes people don’t get the message, so you just need to tell them how you feel.
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Ask for some space. It doesn’t have to be in a rude way, but sometimes you need alone time.
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Don’t let the behavior continue. Especially for people who have grown up with difficult people, refusing to acknowledge the problem isn’t going to help you.
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Find other people to surround yourself with. If you make other friends, eventually you might just drift apart, with no big conflict.
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Cut them out. If the problem is drastic and harming you as a person, then you need to put your emotional health first.
Friend problems are normal – hang in there and talk to someone about it if you need to!