Alicia is not sure if her friendship with Becca is a good one. She used to really enjoy Becca’s company, but now she notices tha
t Becca does most of the talking when they get together and does not seem interested in Alicia’s life. Becca is also pointing out that she is much more popular than Alicia. What is the BEST advice for Alicia? A.
She should give it more time and see if Becca’s behavior changes.
B.
She should spend less time with Becca and focus on her other friendships.
C.
She should keep the friendship no matter what since friends are hard to find.
D.
She should take a break from the friendship because she is not good at choosing friends.
I don't think any of the answers suits with a right one. a) alicia has given becca plenty of time, this change in the character of a person does not change for one night
b) even if she doesn't like becca anymore it's rude to just cut becca of.
c) they ARE and they're WILL BE a lot more friends in the lifetime of a person.
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