🤝 Friends Like TheseAges 7-12
Two Groups, Two Versions of You
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You've noticed something about yourself. With your school friends, you're loud and jokey. With your friends from sport, you're quieter and more thoughtful. With one particular group, you find yourself holding back opinions you actually have, laughing at things you don't find funny, and pretending not to care about things you do care about. You're not sure if this is normal — just adapting to different situations — or if it means something is wrong.
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Do you ever act differently with different groups of friends? What changes about you?
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