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    Need advice on what to do?
    Basically I need some advice with my friends. I'm gonna use letters to make this more easy to understand. My close friends are group A, and some other people I know are group B. I'm friends with group B but not really that close to any of them if that makes sense. Now if group A were to do something, they'd most probably invite me, however group B are now starting to invite group A to lots of things and I feel quite isolated. What shall I do?
  2. Lucia.'s Avatar
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    Re: Need advice on what to do?
    They're not worth your time.

    Is there a way to tag along with your close friends? That way you can get to know the other group, and encourage an invitation next time.
  3. natcho's Avatar
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    Re: Need advice on what to do?
    (Original post by Lucia.)
    They're not worth your time.

    Is there a way to tag along with your close friends? That way you can get to know the other group, and encourage an invitation next time.
    lucia, i really enjoy your posts.

    such a first world problem, OP. i'd ignore it / them and make other friends.
  4. elldeegee's Avatar
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    Re: Need advice on what to do?
    Maybe group B are trying to get to know your new friends so that they don't feel you're just tagging with them when group A are not available?
    or is it that B invite A and then you get left out?
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