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Friend jealous of girls around her boyfriend...

Asked by bitter_sweet_rose (115points) January 28th, 2010

Ok so shes in 7th and hes in 8th. They have been dating for about 3 months now and she always gets jealous of other girls around her boyfriend. Like if he sits around girls at lunch, intervention, or on the bus. This girl (Abby) likes my friends boyfriend and sits with him on the bus even though he claims he doesn’t like her.) A friend of hers that rides her boyfriends bus always text (cassie, i.e my friend) and tells her. She gets pissed and I have to listen to her go on and on. I use to only half listen until she brought up my boy friend. She asked me if I would be pissed if he hugged other girls right in from of me. I said I would be, if it didn’t look like a “friendly” hug. She told me that’s what her boyfriend does. I suggested she break up with him because I dought hes worth it and she won’t see him much next year. She considers it. But what I hate is they fight all the time and of course she gets her friends to spy on him and stuff. Then later that day their back together. Really they haven’t gone out for 3 months but they think of it that way. What can I do? I hate listen to her drown on and on. Shes clingy and gets jealous really easy. What should I say to her? I don’t want to be mean because shes my friend but sometimes I just want to slap her, and say move on. Thanks.

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loser's avatar

She’s got issues.

PandoraBoxx's avatar

Your instincts are correct—she needs to break up with this guy. They are not dating if he’s hugging other girls in front of her. She may think she’s dating him, but he’s not dating her. This can be a common problem in middle school, when you’re not really dating but you think you are. When you date someone, they are supposed to treat you nicely. He’s not treating her nicely. He needs to be replaced.

Your_Majesty's avatar

Well,that means she can’t accept competition. I think jealous is just natural.

girlofscience's avatar

7th and 8th graders are too young to be in relationships.

deni's avatar

I do believe extreme jealousy is a sign of insecurity. been there, done that….no thank you ever again. plus, what @girlofscience said.

shego's avatar

Middle school, please that is a breeding ground for drama.

borderline_blonde's avatar

Hopefully she grows out of this jealousy thing in a few years, because acting that way is incredibly immature. If you don’t trust your boyfriend because you’re insecure, you fix your insecurity issues. If you can’t trust him because he’s doing things he shouldn’t be doing, then you break up with him. I’m not quite sure which one applies here. Personally, I definitely would not spy on him for her, and I would gently tell her that she’s not acting appropriately. If she still does it, and it bugs you too much to be around it, then ditch her.

monocle's avatar

Slap her, and say move on.

I was in 7th grade once. Tell her to find other things to do. Don’t waste your youth spying on boys you can’t trust.

Scooby's avatar

just say “good bye” it’s for the best!! :-/

Supacase's avatar

If she is like this now, she is going to have major relationship problems in the future. If he is really doing something wrong, she needs to develop the ability to stand up for herself and walk away now. There is nothing she can do to change his or Abby’s behavior.

Ruallreb8ters's avatar

7th and 8th grade, jealous girls and “boyfriends”? seriously? @shego had it right, I would find someting more important in school to care about.

Silhouette's avatar

You are in the same position the other girl is in. She is putting up with her boyfriends behavior because she likes him. You are putting up with hers because you like her. Small world ain’t it.

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