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The Girl Thread (New Poll as of May 24th!)

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bie liao:
Sounds like something I could market and sell.  Get your Portable Pals, only (enter large number)!  XD

Seriously, thanks.  And I'm curious about the survey too, AkaiYuki-san.

Shiunu:
Well I hope that whatever decision you guys make, then you'll keep that positive attitude. I know that it can be hard trying to make new friends and everything. I've gone through that before.

Cherry-chan:
I'm horrible at making new friends, I sink in the department! I don't really adjust so easily, I always feel embarassed if I'm with a new group of people, so if I ever were to move, I'd probably become a loner. The only way I could ever possibly make new friends is if I move during the summer, so I'd be a new kid at the beginning of the year. I could never make new friends in the middle of the year, not when everyone else is so close and comfortable with each other already.

Monse-chan:
Ano.... I need a bit of help from you, girls....

You see, I am bit confused, since one of my best friends lost someone that was dear to her... today she didn't come to school, and we were told by the teacher that there was going to be a funeral, and that if we were able, we could go to give her support in saying goodbye....

I didn't talk much with her, we were mostly hugging to each other the whole time.... but I am not sure how I can help her, or act now with her, while she is still in pain (the person passed away yesterday)

Can I get a bit of advice, onegai?

I am not sure she is coming tomorrow to school, but I wonder if I should call her, or leave her with her family? Until now I have only gone to the funeral but I haven´t actually TALKED with her.... and I am not sure what I should say....  :(

bie liao:
If she doesn't want to talk about it, you should let her mourn by herself for a while, but let her know that you're there to lend a shoulder to cry on or a listening ear.  Its always nice to know that there's someone who'll let you talk about something that bothers you.  Just yesterday my friend told me about her cat dying and after she talked to me, she felt better.  Sometimes that's all it takes.  If she looks like she wants to talk about it but isn't sure how, maybe you could start a conversation or tell her that you're always therefor her.

Meh, I'm not very good at advice...>_>

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