>>1 I know what you mean. When I was in Year 5 & 6, this girl Georgia kept dragging me away from my friends, or dragging them away from me. It sucks balls.
If you don't like this girl, say so. Never hesitate to voice your opinions. But you gotta go about it in a certain way: keep it kind and as non-offensive as possible. Explain your reasons and she should understand.
In the worst incident with Georgia she kept dragging my friend away. Sayla REALLY didn't like her, but she was waaaay too nice to tell her to stop.
Georgia had a bad personality, period. She was clingy, stingy, controlling, rude, the list goes on. Obviously no-one wanted to be around her.
So we talked it out. I told her that we are both Sayla's friends and that we should word together for a compromise.
Of course, she kicked and screamed and fought like hell, but we work it out in the end.
We divided up the week into two parts: Monday, Wednesday and Friday Sayla would spend with me and my group of friends, the other two days she would spend with Georgia.
Try doing something like that, if you don't want to hurt her feelings. It should work... Should.