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Hi. Help. (Probably shouldn't open this if your own mental state isn't great rn for others' problems)

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@Moxie group

My ex-friend (who was pretty self-centered and whom being friends with really stressed me out) won't leave me alone even though I've already told her off like a few weeks ago. I don't want to block her cause thats mean but idk what to do . . . she keeps texting me

person_off
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I've had this problem.
The first thing I did was type out a small pharagraph that asked them to leave me alone and the reasons why (If you wanna do this, I can help you write it) The seccond thing I did when that didn't work, was block them. I also thought this was mean…. But it took care of the problem.

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

Lex is right…

@RedTheLoveless

Blocking isn't mean when it's the last resort to enforce your boundaries. Trust me, I know.

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

When you write the paragraph, make sure to be civil! By all means if it hets toxic just block them!

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@Moxie group

A few weeks ago I asked her for space and she didn't really get that I just needed space from her until she said she'd give me space but be there for me if I needed her (which she never really has been). And she's been leaving me alone for a while but now she's asking if I showed our texts to people and why I hate or strongly dislike her. My best friend and my boyfriend already told me to block her . . .
I'm just afraid she's gonna confront me at school about it

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

Blocking isn't mean when it's the last resort to enforce your boundaries. Trust me, I know.

Indeed! If shit gets toxic it's better to block them than put yourself and them in danger. Lee is right!

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

A few weeks ago I asked her for space and she didn't really get that I just needed space from her until she said she'd give me space but be there for me if I needed her (which she never really has been). And she's been leaving me alone for a while but now she's asking if I showed our texts to people and why I hate or strongly dislike her. My best friend and my boyfriend already told me to block her . . .
I'm just afraid she's gonna confront me at school about it

So bring someone with you a lot…

@ravens

(This happened between two of my friends in fifth grade and hoo boy there was a lot of drama…)
I think Lex is right, though

person_off
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If she makes you feel uncomfortable and corners you, deck her and run.

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

Indeed. Good advice Lex…

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

Only as a last resort though.

@RedTheLoveless

Exactly. Have a buddy with you so she doesn't get the chance to confront you alone. But, most importantly, don't let her use your fear against you. Don't let her see how much it affects you, because if she's as self-centered as you've said, she'll exploit any weakness she is able to see.

person_off
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Or, learn pressure points. They distract your prey for enough time to run and/or punch the,

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

Indeed.

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

Or, learn pressure points. They distract your prey for enough time to run and/or punch the,

Pressure points are only truly practical for opponents who are offguard or stunned. Otherwise just kick her in the groin. That incapacitates most people.

person_off
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And step on her foot, feet have the most nerve endings

@RedTheLoveless

Or, learn pressure points. They distract your prey for enough time to run and/or punch the,

Pressure points are only truly practical for opponents who are offguard or stunned. Otherwise just kick her in the groin. That incapacitates most people.

Or punch her in the tiddies. Those are rather sensitive in my experience.

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

Indeed. If you truly want to incapacitate someone… Throat-punch. But I hardly think it's necessary…

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@Moxie group

Lol this made me smile but I don't want to hurt her. Most of the time she doesn't realize she's being self centered. She's got a lot of issues herself and it makes me feel bad for her and wna tot not hurt her.

I think I'm gonna write something politely telling her to leave me alone and then . . . block her?

person_off
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Yup!
If anything, write something passive aggressive

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

That sounds good!

@RedTheLoveless

Yeah. Sounds like a good plan, Moxie. Good luck!

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@Moxie group

Thanks guys.

One more thing if anyone is willing/able. She asked if I showed her messages to people, and I did only to my close friends who also dislike her. And idk what to say in case someone told her that I showed my friends? Should I just not address that part?

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

Probably…

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"I do not hate you or strongly dislike you or even dislike you. I really just need space from you, which I've told you. I know that is hard, and I'm sorry, but I really need it." How does that sound?

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

That works. Maybe a bit longer.

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@Moxie group

"I do not hate you or strongly dislike you or even dislike you. I'm sorry for not responding to you yesterday. However I really just need space from you, which I've told you. I know that is hard, and I'm sorry, but I really need it."

idrk what else to say besides that

@Shuri-the-Floof-Doggo

Good.

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@Moxie group

Thanks
And thank you everyone for helping me