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wow well my experience with .. i wouldnt completely call her a bad friend, but maybe that's because i still miss her.</p>
<p>so i never really had a friend "forever" throughout my life (the best friends i did, i either moved or they moved) and well .. middle school was stupid and everyone judged you based on what you wore. and well .. i wasnt the hollister or abercrombie kid so i was left out. so i came to my high school, [which is private and we have uniforms] deciding that i would be the outgoing kid and i would make tons and tons of friends. so basically, grades weren't my first priority.</p>
<p>[i used to get straight as, all through 4-8th grades.] soooo, i came to high school, which is all girls' and i got pretty close to this girl and soon enough we started talking about boys and we made fun of them together and then BAM .. she used those two words ... "deepti, you're my BEST FRIEND". so that would comprise of an email daily, a never-ending IM convo, with a never-ending phone convo at the same time. we both had so many inside jokes. she even called me at least once a week when she went to india that summer -- no ONE has ever done that for me. even my parents said that they loved seeing me happy like that. in a way, i CHANGED. i quit being the shy girl in the corner, and turned into this girl with a confident sense of humor, that was fun to be around.</p>
<p>i was enjoying school and loving life, and then my parents and all my other family friends started getting on my back about college. [this was sophomore year]. my grades weren't that great and i just got immensely stressed. my chem grade was borderline between a c and a b and the teacher never taught so a majority of the time i walked out of that class sad. at first, my best friend kept asking me what was wrong, what was it that was bothering me so much ... i should have just told her, because now i keep missing her. occasionally i would cry. then there was this distance that grew between us. soon enough, i started crying about how our friendship got ruined .. because she stopped talking to me as much and never talked to me after school when we were waiting for our rides. she stopped emailing me, stopped calling me, and even stopped iming me. we didn't have ANY classes together sophomore year -- but first semester went by fine, we were still best friends. second semester however, she got closer to this other girl -- who coincidentally had gone to my middle school and who i kind of had drama with. of course i disregarded that when we came to high school and we actually did become pretty good friends, it just felt like my best friend was forgetting about me and whenever she DID talk to me it was all about this new best friend she made. and nothing else, none of our inside jokes, etc. at first i was just like, whatever, she seems happier and a good friend wouldnt take that happiness away.</p>
<p>but then came a day where she completely avoided me and i just felt so hurt .. from that day on i started to isolate myself and sit in the library during lunch and basically read or finish up work. occasionally she would come and look for me and talk to me .. but she would still only talk about her new friend. soon enough she started going and hanging out with her outside of school -- i have nothing against this -- but EVERY single time i had invited her over, EVERY single time i asked if she wanted to hang out she rejected me, saying i lived too far away. okay, so i accepted that. but her new best friend, she lives LITERALLY a two minute walk away from me. and she constantly went and hungout with her -- i suddenly started feeling worthless.</p>
<p>not only that but she also hid that, and they would be talking about it right in front of me discretely like i wouldnt understand them. finally i confronted her and told her how i knew. she asked me how i found out and i was like, "well you guys kind of talk about it right in front of me and im not stupid you know" .. i was just like, you can tell me these things .. i dont care if you go and hangout with her but dont lie to me about it .. just tell me that you dont want to come hangout with me. later i started cutting, i got suicidal .. my parents got concerned .. they wondered why all of a sudden i wasnt happy anymore.</p>
<p>so she tried to be there, she still was a good friend. she made so many promises, that i would always be in her heart and that she would always be there no matter what .. and that she would trying be the old friend i once knew. then her new best friend's mom got involved and made these claims about how i threw tantrums and cried wolf about killing myself. and how i was the same way during middle school to my parents.</p>
<p>at first my best friend was like, i dont believe that .. but afterwards she's like, "well they've known you LONGER" and to this day i still think, "YOU KNOW ME BETTER!" she also said how she couldnt be herself around me and all i kept thinking was why did you ever call me your best friend?!? WHYYYY? i miss her so much to this day .. and it hurts alot everytime she ignores me and whenever i talk to her she does the same thing. i hate how she treats me like im invisible. i feel so excluded around her.</p>
<p>and i ****ed up first semester of junior year .. and now i kind of regret everything because .. i will never get into a decent college. i hate how i treated my parents this way .. i hate it but i still miss her ... she was like my sister. i could tell her anything and everything .. and she was the one who called me her best friend first ... i never thought about her that way .. )=</p>
<p>I MISS HER MORE THAN ANYTHING IN THE WORLD. AND PART OF ME WANTS HER TO READ THIS.
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I know you probably don't want to hear this, but the reason she avoids you is that you changed. Ever since your parents began pressuring you, you started returning to your old self and holding your feelings in. Your friend thought that you wanted to be alone so she hung with other people. You thought that she was ignoring you, which made you act more emo and made her think that you wanted to be alone even more. The key thing is that you need self confidence. You need to know who you are and how much you are worth as a person if you want other people to respect and want to be around you. You can blame your environment for mistakes, but the real solution to your problem is a change from the inside.</p>