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Input: Apologize for the formatting if it doesn’t look right, I’m on mobile. 

Anyway, my best friend and I are in the same grade, and we’re at that point in our lives where we need to seriously consider college and future plans. My best friend is VERY smart. She’s in the same classes I’m in, and they’re mostly all honors/AP classes (putting that in for context so you know I understand her class material). 

But she’s lazy. She doesn’t try. She used to be a straight A student and now she has two Ds and a C. Me and her parents know she can do better, she just doesn’t try. I know she doesn’t because she always jokes about how she doesn’t study. Instead of taking ten minutes to look over notes, she plays video games (Nothing wrong with playing video games, I play them too). 

Yesterday I caught her doing her homework that was due next period with five minutes left of lunch. I said 

“______ why didn’t you do that at home or during study period?” 

She says 

“Really, OP? How is your love life going?” 

And it really hurt me because she knows I hate when she says stuff like that, because my love situation is not the greatest right now (issues with a person that is super important to me) 

And it made me think that maybe me being on her for her grades is making her mad. I just know she can do better and I want her to do her best so she doesn’t settle for anything less than what she deserves. 

I admit I do talk to her about it around friends, but my other friends are on her about it too. 

So, AITA?

being on my best friend about her grades