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Alright
Since this happend a year ago, you could sit down with her and let her know that you were younger--and since then you have matured. Explain that you would never think of doing something like that again, and also let her know that you are still sorry. Ask her for a second chance.
--Posted by christyra11
07:40PM EST 05/10/06
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OK...
OK...it's nice to be on your friend's mom's good side, but it is really up to you and your friend, not her mom...try to get on her good side, but if you and your friend know that you two are good friends and will be there for each other, don't care what the mom thinks of you...I have had to go through the same thing.
--Posted by sgracie
12:11AM EST 05/10/06
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Don't Think Anything of It
Girl, if she still hasn't gotten over that then don't even think about it. If she doesn't like you, tell her more power to her. That's what I would do, anyway. But if you really like her mom then tell her your sorry and that you were just trying to help out a friend and you didn't think it would make her hate you.
--Posted by charley06
02:53PM EST 05/09/06
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Apologize
First you need to sit down and talk with her mother and apologize for lying. Most of all you need to tell her the reason why you lied. Listen to how her mother's point of view. Tell her that you understand her side and never meant to for her to feel that way. After all that, ask her if you and her can be the way you guys were before the incident. Good luck!
--Posted by spinkletop110
06:49PM EST 05/08/06
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I totally agree with shoushou86. Be really polite and explain that you did not want to "negatively affect" her daughter and that you were tring to protect her. Most importantly, be REALLY REALLY POLITE!!! She has the power to stop your friend seeing you or at least hinder her!
--Posted by liveon123
11:56AM EST 05/08/06
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What To Do
First of all, NEVER lie to her mom again. No matter what! Make sure you do things to regain her trust. Don't do things with her daughter that make you seem immature. You might also want to tell her mom what your reason for lying was. Just be careful!
Good Luck!!
--Posted by glamourgurl1234
05:34PM EST 05/07/06
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It's a Loss
Just because your best friend's mom hates you doesn't mean anything. What matters is that you are still friends with whoever it is...to you it may not be worth it but you're not her mother's friend anyway.
--Posted by sleeplessinchicago
12:18PM EST 05/07/06
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