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Keaghan already spoke for me when she said that we don't let anybody join because we're like brothers and sisters. We take care of each other.

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My clique is basically the people who sit at our lunch table, but we have never told a person they could sit with us.

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Every time I make a new friend I'm constantly afraid that I will mess it up somehow, that's why I was always afraid to make friends. Now I have a whole group or two of friends.

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i have never really had a group of friends to really form a clique

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I generally like to believe that I don't have "one group" of people that I stay with. I enjoy being friends with everyone. Just because I sit with one small group at the lunch table, that doesn't make them my "group," or "clique." That makes them only a fraction of my friends. I allow anyone to be my friend, as long as they are respectful to not only myself, but everyone around them as well.

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Can two people be considered a clique?  This is a serious question that I don't know the answer to.  I think it is interesting to ponder.

What do you think?

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@ My "Clique" has always let people in...

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@ My "Clique" has always let people in...

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I would be interested in hearing how you wanted to finish your comment. I hope you finish it tomorrow.

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This makes me smile. I love that you refer to each other as brothers and sisters. That is the way it should be.

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I am so glad to know that you are welcoming to everybody.  I am assuming that you are strong enough to say no to things that do not jive with what you want to do.

Keep up the good work on including everybody.

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I totally understand where you are coming from.  I couldn't trust that the people outside my group were going to be doing things that wouldn't get us in trouble.

Even though I could say no to things they were doing, I didn't want to be a part of them because it was my reputation that was at stake.

The sad part was that I was losing the friends that I had hung out throughout elementary, but it all worked out just fine in the end.

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I have never said NO you cant be my friend or you cant be in my group of friends.EVER

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3 of us have never let anyone in becuase we dont want people to tear all of us apart

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we are a two person group and dont want to let anybody but in the way of what we have

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I have absolutely been a part of a group that hung out together and was exclusive.  Many of the people in my grade were doing things that I didn't agree with, so I chose to hang around those people who had similar interests as I had.  I knew that I was not going to find myself in any trouble with my "clique."  With others there wasn't the same promise.

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i have done that before but now i try to be welcoming to everybody

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Tyler Jonny, and I started a family. we were all brother and sister. we wouldn't let anyone join so we didnt get torn apart. Like someones relationship did twice @tyler

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I only hung out with one person for about 4 years and we didn't let anyone else hangout with us because we were afraid that they would ruin our friendship. I thought that they would try to get between us.

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we didn't want to lose the good friendship we had >:) [:]

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My "Clique" has always let people in, the only problem was not having enough room at  the table. People come and go but the main ones stay. Sometimes I will take a break and hang out with some of my other friends but is always my group that gets back together.

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I hang out with a small group of people that i trust and keep distance away from the untrustworthy people.

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a small group of people, with shared interests or other features in common, who spend time together and do not readily allow others to join them.