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Julie Johnson
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there right???
was it my friends right to tell a boy i like that i like him and to meet me behind the school… and also there like if u go out with stephaniiie(me) she will give u 4 dollars and a kiss did they have some sort of roght to say that agianst my will?
no but ppl can be jerks. its a sad fact of life (especially in middle school and high school)
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Absolutly not!!!
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Do you even have to ask this? NO of course they weren’t right. They sound immature.
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Um, not really. Sounds like you and your friend need to have a little chit chat.
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4 dollars, is that all?
No, it was absolutley not right for your friends to do such a thing, but as previous answeres have said, people can be dumb in the middle school/high school years. You will just have to learn how to ignore stupid topics such as that, and it’s just a part of life that every teen/tween goes through. Good luck with your situation!
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No they have no right! They sound like very immature people, they don’t look like trustworthy friends….be careful what you tell them. Next time you like a guy, you might want to keep that a secret…xD
Good luck.
xo Julie ox
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I sucks,
but kids are asses.
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no
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Ok..I’m sorry to say but your friends are stupid…are you kidding me? No sweetie, don’t. One, it’s a waste of your time and two your friends are going to tell everyone. Trust me I remember what it was like in middle school…uhg.
Make the right choice please!! :]
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No! That’s horrible!
It would ONLY be acceptable is you had told her to tell him you like him. And even then, it wouldn’t be right for her to promise him $4 from you. That’s like paying him to go out with you…
You need to talk to your friend about this.
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YOU CHANGED UR NAME!!!!!! LOL
ok, do you think its right? would you do something like that to your friends? the answer to both questions is no.
but, keep in mind, that you said they are your friends, if they are, chances are that they meant that in a harmless, joking way. just tell them not to do that (lol, and jokingly threaten to do the same thing to them, but with the kid no one likes @ school). don’t make a big deal and dont show any signs of being upset, they should listen to you
if they really arent ur friends tell them to stop it, dont say "stop it!" , but u no what i mean, bring it up, firmly and demandingly. you need to demand their respect. then, just ignore it, things pass and people forget.
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