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<blockquote data-quote="Chloe" data-source="post: 2178994" data-attributes="member: 211496">My friend and I are both really strong willed. She thinks she&#039;s always right and so we get into arguments and she will never see my side or admit she was wrong or even say sorry! I always apologize and she never will. Whenever we argue, she won&#039;t let things go. Like I got suspended today for missing class last week and she was making fun me and stuff even though she gets detentions and nearly got suspended for something worse. I&#039;ll see her tomorrow and I know she&#039;ll harass me about it, what should I say? She really makes me angry. She thinks she&#039;s the world&#039;s greatest friend and that I&#039;m a bad friend. I feel it&#039;s the other way around, but obviously I&#039;m basis. Other people do have similar problems with her, it&#039;s not just me. What can I do? How can I show my friend that she does things wrong too and that she&#039;s not perfect without being rude? What should I do about the arguing? Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chloe, post: 2178994, member: 211496"] My friend and I are both really strong willed. She thinks she's always right and so we get into arguments and she will never see my side or admit she was wrong or even say sorry! I always apologize and she never will. Whenever we argue, she won't let things go. Like I got suspended today for missing class last week and she was making fun me and stuff even though she gets detentions and nearly got suspended for something worse. I'll see her tomorrow and I know she'll harass me about it, what should I say? She really makes me angry. She thinks she's the world's greatest friend and that I'm a bad friend. I feel it's the other way around, but obviously I'm basis. Other people do have similar problems with her, it's not just me. What can I do? How can I show my friend that she does things wrong too and that she's not perfect without being rude? What should I do about the arguing? Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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