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Reply to "When you don't like a person in your broader friend group, which is the best way to handle?"
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[quote=Anonymous]Somewhat informal poll, just curious where people land on this. Assume that you have a bigger friend group where everyone is a mutual friend, but there's one person who just don't like. Maybe it's just her personality rubs you the wrong way, or maybe she did or said something you found personally hurtful. Regardless, you don't like her. Do you: 1) Tell people you don't like her, and make it clear to her that you don't like her (not friendly in person, do not invite to things you organize, etc.) 2) Tell people you don't like her, but act friendly to her face and treat her as you do others in the group (i.e. include in group invites, etc.) 3) Keep your feelings to yourself, act friendly to her face and treat her as you do others in the group 4) Keep your feelings to yourself, but make it clear to her that you don't like her (not friendly, no invites) I am firmly in the #1 camp but it is controversial, I know, and viewed as "drama" which everyone claims to hate. But I'm just someone who is honest about how I feel about people and I'm not going to go around pretending that I like someone I really don't, whether she's in the room or not. What say you?[/quote]
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