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What can I do if she doesn't want to talk to me?

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Give her space until she's ready to talk to you. If it was a big fight, she might be hurt or offended, so it's important to give her time alone to think. Plus, it's important to respect her request. If she hasn't said anything to you for a few days, try asking her, "Could we talk about the fight and how you're feeling?"

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What should I do if my girlfriend is mad because I thought she was cheating on me?

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Explain your reason(s) for thinking what you thought. If your reason(s) make sense, she'll probably forgive you.

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What should I do if she ignores me?

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Tell her that it makes you upset when she ignores you. (Maybe she just wants some time to herself.)

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If she says she knows things won't be the same as they were, what should I do to win her back or to make her trust me again?

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Just say you're sorry for whatever conflict has caused this to happen, and say that you will try to do better.

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What if the person you're not getting along with is usually your best friend?

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Tell them that you feel hurt when they hold a grudge against you, and politely ask them to continue being friends with you.

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What should I do when I see my girlfriend hugging another boy?

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Talk to your girlfriend about what happened, and ask her whether that boy is a friend or someone she is romantically interested in. If it is romantic, break up.

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What do I do if I'm mad at her?

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Try calming down so your girlfriend can interact with you better. It's no use doing this when you're really angry and agitated.

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Why does she hit me constantly for trying this?

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Getting hit is abuse. If your girlfriend is doing this to you, you should probably end the relationship and contact the police.

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What do I do if I love my girlfriend but I'm fed up with the fights?

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Calmly explain to your girlfriend how the fights make you feel, and ask her for suggestions on how to avoid them in the future. If they continue, consider breaking up (at least temporarily).

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What if they say they hate me and they hit me?

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That is demonstrating emotional and physical abuse, and that is unacceptable. End the relationship straight away.

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What can I do to make her feel better?

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Probably try to say you are sorry for whatever conflict has occurred between you two and move on and try to console her if possible.

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I upset her by saying the wrong things, and it hurt her feelings. What should I do?

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Apologise for what you did and try to do what you can to make it up to her. She doesn't want to stay mad.

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