Is It Hard For You To Make Close Friends?

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    Your friend wants you to try a totally new adventure, do you?

    • Say no, but wish them well.
    • Ignore the request, it's not for you.
    • Tell them that they're crazy.
    • Hey, why not try it, as long as it's safe.
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Why is it so hard making those fun, close friends? Find out what messages your sending to friends. Do you lack commitment, compassion, are you more competitive than you realize. We all think we're wonderful people, but that message are you sending friends? Remember, a great friend starts with you! Find out if you’re living up to your potential as a wonderful friend… go to SUPER FRIEND GROUPS for daily inspiration.

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  • 2. 

    If a friend tries to pick an argument with you, do you?

    • End the conversation quickly.

    • Tell them they're being a pain.

    • Hang up on them.

    • Ask them what's upsetting them.

    Correct Answer
    A. Ask them what's upsetting them.
    Explanation
    The best course of action when a friend tries to pick an argument is to ask them what's upsetting them. By doing so, you show empathy and a willingness to understand their perspective. This approach can help defuse the situation and potentially lead to a productive conversation where both parties can express their feelings and concerns. Ending the conversation quickly, telling them they're being a pain, or hanging up on them may escalate the conflict and strain the friendship further.

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    Your friend asks you on a date night you don't want to go to, do you?

    • Call in sick even though you're not sick.

    • Tell them there's no way you're going.

    • Go, and complain about it.

    • Go,and have fun - it's only one night.

    Correct Answer
    A. Go,and have fun - it's only one night.
    Explanation
    Going and having fun despite not wanting to go is the best option in this situation. It shows a willingness to compromise and prioritize the friendship, even if it may not be the most enjoyable experience. It demonstrates a positive attitude and a willingness to make the best out of a situation, rather than causing conflict or making excuses.

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    If you hear a rumor about a friend, do you?

    • Call them and let them know about the rumor.

    • Ask another friend what's up.

    • Ignore the rumor.

    • Probably believe it and share it.

    Correct Answer
    A. Call them and let them know about the rumor.
    Explanation
    Calling the friend and letting them know about the rumor is the most appropriate response because it allows for open communication and gives the friend a chance to address the rumor. By directly informing the friend, it helps to prevent any misunderstandings or potential damage to their reputation. It also shows support and concern for the friend's well-being.

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    You don't love a friend your close friend adores, do you?

    • Get snarky about the mutual friend.

    • Ignore the mutual friend.

    • Try to figure out why you don't like them.

    • Be nice even if you don't like them.

    Correct Answer
    A. Try to figure out why you don't like them.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Try to figure out why you don't like them." In this situation, it is important to reflect on the reasons for not liking the mutual friend. It could be due to a misunderstanding or a personal bias. By trying to understand the root cause of this dislike, one can potentially resolve any issues and maintain a healthy relationship with both the close friend and the mutual friend.

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