First one.) Listen to what they are going through and dont judge them. Also, talk to them in a calm gentle way so they dont feel frazzled or scared to open up. Dont pressure them.
Second one.) Ask them if they want to talk to someone more experienced. Tell them that its okay to wait a little bit before opening up to adults or other people for help.
Third one.) If the person doesnt want help but seriously needs it, go to a responsible adult and tell them about the problem. If your friend does want help, then take then to a trustworthy adult and explain the situation.
Hope this is helpful to you some^_^ have a great day!!
I'd say D.
It's important to check first, then call, and care while you wait for your help to arrive.
Hope this helps,
-Tiara
IM SO SORRY what’s happening:( did u take them to the vet yet?!?!??
The answer is D) the more benefit they will recieve from exercise
doing things when told such as chores, babysitting, etc. doing these things efficiently so mistakes are hard to make. taking responsibility when something bad happens in your care
