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Musicstar888 wrote:

OK, so this girl on scratch, Moonlight2622, is my BFF on here.  She asked me who of her puppet cartoons were funnier, and I said the one that wasn't her. (She has one puppet that represents her.)  She got a bit sad at that point, and she said I could've lied or streched the truth. After that, there were a series of projects that were sad. I asked if it was about me and I said, "Im sorry, but I like to tell the truth, and just because I think [the pupet cartoon] is funnnier does'nt mean I don't like [her puppet cartoon] any less. I like [moonlight's puppet cartoon] a lot more generally." Do you think I did the right thing? HOW do I patch this problem up? I don't want to end our internet friendship. What do you suppose I do? HELP!    (No useless comments, PLEASE!)

A white lie is sometimes better then the truth. I personally think that she is taking your opinion too seriously. You could tell her to ask some else what their favorite puppet was.

Float - don't post if you don't have anything good to say.

Musicstar - try letting her have time to cool down and relax. Maybe once she's cooled down, she might want to be friends with you again? Of course, don't ignore her entirely - try posting a comment on one of her projects every once in a while (but not too often!).

Last edited by Jonathanpb (2010-04-19 07:53:52)

Jonathanpb wrote:

Float - don't post if you don't have anything good to say.

Musicstar - try letting her have time to cool down and relax. Maybe once she's cooled down, she might want to be friends with you again? Of course, don't ignore her entirely - try posting a comment on one of her projects every once in a while (but not too often!).

I think she has.  She seems a bit more.....I guess,    nicer? I think she's still a bit angry, but I did make a project for her apologizing, so I think its oK