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How to confront a friend
Think about the situation.
Make sure you know exactly what you're going to confront your friend about and why you want to do it.
It's easy to get blinded by emotions, so take your time to think about the situation logically.

Available options:
(A). If you don't know how to approach your friend, then maybe try a neutral place where you can think about your emotions and proceed calmly. If you need space and time alone to think about the situation, then you may find that you need to change things up for the best result.
(B). Keep your distance, let your mind wander, and sometimes try to keep the subject of conversation to a minimum without getting caught. Avoid scenarios where the conversation may not become a full-blown conversation.
(C). If you're listening to a friend talk about her ex's infidelity, it's likely that the conversation will be more personal. You can determine what facts to bring up, such as who and what dates, and what makes the friend want to talk about it.
(D). Also, try to consider how your friend might feel about the situation. Consider if the incident you want to confront your friend about was a one-time thing or if it was representative of her normal behavior.. The answer should be
(D).