The Friend Who Makes You Choose
You've got a close friend who's started getting funny about you having other friends. If you sit with someone else, they sulk. If you mention hanging out with another kid, they go quiet, or say something pointed like, "Oh, so you'd rather be with them." Lately it's turned into something clearer: they want you to stop being friends with one particular person, or they'll be upset with you. You like both of them. You don't see why you have to choose. But your close friend is making it feel like proof of loyalty — like keeping the other friend means you don't really care about them.
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