My friend called me and said that My dad told her that i told him that...?
96016
i guess shes probably jealous of u coz u look so hottt!!!hott!!! ...yea lol nice pic :)
764002
I'm confused too.  Did your mom take your cell phone?  She must have and then answered the phone when your guy called back at 10.  I bet they had a nice conversation.
687247
what did you do to make her dad so mad?  if you didnt do anything wrong, i think you should just kinda lay off for a while,(but dont ignore her, be there for her, but dont bug her) and if she really is your bff she will come back to you.
867003
he probably thinks you shouted and screamed at her, and maybe he would never do this to his parents as he may see it as disrespectful. \n\njust try to keep explaining that she didnt mind and you didnt say it in a horrible way. xXx
423458
not really but you should have called her and told her right from the startr because i know it happened to me before and your friend could have been really hurt because you didnt tell her sooner.
316520
Sounds like someone got a hold of him and told him something nasty about you.  You might to want to set the record straight.
805245
It's sounds like she has a pretty rough life.  Maybe it's a good thing her dad picked her up.  I know you miss her but she knows where to find you.  Maybe when things calm down little she will get in touch with you.  Keep trying her e-mail address you might get lucky.  I'm so sorry you are going through this pain, I wish I could just say the right thing to make it better but I can't.  Just remember the bonds of friendship are not easily broken she'll think of you and get in touch with you.  Just pray that she is in a better situation now.  I know if you are her friend you ultimately want the best for her.\n\nDon't forget to pray for her tonight I'll pray for you, best wishes Hun.  : (\n\nDon't cut yourself it won't take away the pain.
811120
It depends in what the tone of the msg you sent to your friend was. If it was "gossipy", I'd probably talk to her in person and say it was an action with a lack of respect for her and you are very sorry. If it was more of a best-friends-share-all-secrets type thing, then ask her if she'd rather have you not tell your good friend things like these (because otherwise that's how things will be. and i understand because i tell my best friend almost everything).\n\nSo it depends on the nature of the text. If you think you shouldn't have texted your best bud this, then apologize and take full blame for it... it will be the best thing for you to do in her eyes. But it sounds like she isn't too hung up about it... so maybe just send her a text saying- I feel like a fool for sending you a 'secret' that was meant for my best friend. If it bothers you, I won't tell my friend things like that about you again"\n\ngood luck
152533
6 years ago - what you're friend said to you was very insensitive.  It sounds as if she finally realized what she's done wrong, but if she acted as if nothing's happened and can't seem to recall the hurtful things she's said to you years before, mayB U need to remind her that what she said to you (when you were in a state a mourning) was very hurtful and let her know that her remark had placed a damper on your friendship.  Honestly, we're all human and we all do make mistakes with the things we say or do.  I'd say give your friend another chance, but be clear on the reasons why you haven't kept in touch with her all those years and be honest with how you really felt.\n\nAt least this is my opinion.  I've also learned from past mistakes and I've lost some valuable friendships, because I've never expressed to them how I really felt about certain issues.
479571
I think that is awesome that you are so forgiving, and excited to see your dad.. It's really amazing how your daughter was born on his birthday to.. I think that sometimes fate has a way of making things work out..You should just be very open and honest with your dad.. Tell him all the things that you have thought about over the years, and how much you have missed having him in your life.. Be receptive to what he has to say.. I hope that he involves himself with you and his new granddaughter from now on too.. I kinda know the feelings you have.. My dad passed away when I was eight. I don't remember him, and God knows how much I needed him there.. it's like you are always looking for something to replace that bond with.. \nI hope everything works out just as you hope it will!
884715
My dad never called me either,  I always had to call him.  He died in August, and I miss  him.  Stop worrying about the small stuff.  CALL YOUR DAD!!!
883614
dang, your dad sounds either really up tyght or this is your first detention.\n\nDad- just tell him. every parent wants thur "darlin" to be perfect, if he lectures you, just agree to everything he says and try not to fill in the details as much as possible. You might get grounded or sumthin, but thats lyfe. Besides, I guess it builds character.. or sumthin lyke that.\n\nFirst Time- There's a first time for everythin. If your dad rats all on you, just say to him "like YOU havent ever been in trouble" or say your not perfect and that nobody is. It's the truth.
909414
hello, It would be beneficial for you to sit down with your daughter and talk to her about her dad. Please for her sake, try to understand her point of view about her dad, he may have mistreated you and her, but ultimately he is her dad, and she may be struggling with abandonment issues, and hurting so much that she is self sabotaging your relationship with her, to prove to herself that no one cares, and that everyone is unrealiable. \nIt is confusing for her but if you can not portray your negatity about your ex, or that situation, and try to remain nuetral... allow her to talk to you about her feelings , she'll gain respect for you and will listen to your rules in time. \nIt is clear that she is trying to manipulate you, and she may be playing on your heart strings, " Mom won't do anything, cuz she doesn't want to loose me." \nIt is hard as a mother, because we are not portrayed as authoritative, but you need to stand your ground no matter how much she laments, and cries, hollars... don't give in. If she doesn't do something she needs to be shown that there are consequences to her negative actions. \nAsk who her friends are, and when they come over, quiz them, ask them " so where do you live? what does your mom and dad do? " Chat them up in a friendly manner so she doesn't realize it's the third degree, and her friends will say " Hey your mom is cool!" They'll want to hang at your house, and you'll be able to keep a better eye on her.
252065
She told me she wasn't sure when I met her yesterday...
847523
Definitley not!!!!  Tell your neice to send him some flowers and/or a card, and that she'll see him when he's home.\n\nHope you dad is better soon!!!
731231
If you're not torn up about it, let it go. If you tell them "this person said you said this..." the situation may resolve itself.\n\n.
558476
I feel that you kind of know the answer but want confirmation.\n\nThis isn't being respectful to you.\n\nFor a start he isn't being totaly honest to you. AND if he isn't being totaly honest to you about a simple thing like meeting his Mom & Dad, then it's possible he isn't being honest about other things.\n\nYou need to confront him about this, lay the foundations.\n\nTake some control back.