text: The end of 7th grade and the 8th grade year i'm enduring now are both filled with drama. 90 percent of it being stupid, annoying, useless drama that gets nowhere and is just used for attention and shots below the belt. But there are a few times that the drama actually goes deeper than that. Recently, one of my best friends whose name I won't say, got cheated on by her boyfriend. Yea I know I know, it's 8th grade big whoop, but to us it's the only thing that is prevalent in our life right now so it is a big deal to us for the time being. But she was heart broken, crying, anxiety attacks, panic attacks, you name it she was dealing with it. She reached out to me for help and I told her that i've never dealt with this sort of thing before and that i probably wasn't the guy for it. But she insisted me and my other friend talk to her, so we did, we told her everything she should do. Drop the guy, drop her best friend who did it, and leave them to either change their attitude, or, leave them for good and never go back depending on how they act. She thought it was a good idea but she still missed her best friends, as anyone would obviously. But she felt there was room for something more with them, that they would change, and so she went back, completely ignoring both of our advice and all of her other friends advice too. And would you have it, she got hurt, way worse than before, by two people who manipulated and used her the same way they did before. Now, she obviously took our advice and is not gonna speak to either of them ever again, which brings me to my next point.