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Alex777 [14]
3 years ago
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ok ppl on brainly if u want to answer this u can but if i have an issue with someone that is rude and they come over everyday bc

hes a friend of my brothers and he is rude to me how should i handle it i really need some advice so give me it the best that u can thanks luvs
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enyata [817]3 years ago
4 0
If hes just being rude, honestly just stay in your room or something until he leaves, or maybe even tell your brother about it so maybe he'll say something to the friend. if he keeps bothering you even after all that, just tell him to leave you the FU€K alone. best of luck!!
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