I'm sorry that this is slightly off topic, it has more to do with general relationships/friendships than with women specifically.

I am in a residence at university, and i've made some decent friends on another floor. Things were going well until one of the girls got angry with me (nothing romantic, just we had a big disagreement and she took it personally).

I have a good time when this person isn't there, but when she is i get a nervous feeling and find it hard to be myself. Consequently, i am worried that my other friends are getting tired of me. I realize that i shouldn't worry about what she thinks, but it is very disconcerting to hang around someone who seems to be disgusted with you. I am wondering if anyone has an idea how to become more comfortable in this situation and get back to having fun w these people.

I have read a lot of this site and greatly appreciate its advice; the women side of my life has improved dramatically of late.

Thank you for reading this and for any advice you can give.

Anaxibios

Why don't you approach the girl who you had the argument with?

Talk things over - and agree to disagree?

Heh yeah, you're probably right... I had kind of figured that out, I guess i just needed someone to give me a kick in the pants... unfortunately since there is a bit of history it's kind of nerve-wracking... still, i guess that's what this site is all about

if your friends are getting tired of you, they're not your friends. I know when i was living in dorms, i met some people around me that i become acquaintances with, but they never turned out to be my friends. They didnt earn that right. Do you think they've earned the right to be your friend ? B/c if they havent, then go find new ones. You deserve it.