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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hi Ellen, I'm sorry to hear of your plight.
OK, with these types of situations, there is normally a "ring-leader" and the rest will follow, if this is the case you'll know which one it is. Why don't you just pluck up the courage to ask her what's going on? Try to do this while she is NOT with the rest of the gang, as she will act smart infront of the rest and say that nothing is wrong. Tell her how you feel hurt about what is going on, and turn the tables and ask how she thinks she would feel if she thought her friends were lying and excluding her from activities. Hopefully doing this will make her realise she is being unfair.
If I am wrong about this theory, is there any of the group that you're particularly close with that you could talk to, on the same basis? Maybe she will confide in you what's really going on.
It's easy for me to sit here and say, but you have to really think about whether you want to continue the friendship with these people Ellen. If they are letting you down at this stage in life, then what chance is there of them being there for you when you get older and life gets tougher? Is there other people you are friends with, just don't hang around with so much? try easing yourself into their company more and more often, the other girls will realise that they've lost a gem of a friend through their own stupidity and selfishness.
I hope any of that made sense to you, please keep me up to date with the outcome.
Thinking of you xx