hell, tell her that she has a big, fat, hairy ugly a**h*** that she should stick her face into, instead of running after YOUR boyfreind like an idiotic little hog looking for attention…just tel her that he is yours and that she should not even THINK of TRYING to steal him from you….

Goodluck…
PS…if shes really pretty and self centred, do it infront of the hottest guys in school…she’ll forget to hit on any1 you’re dating, atleast for a while!!

PUNCH HER IN THE NOSE THEN HER NOSE WILL GET BIG THEN SHE’LL BE UGLY.. Or cut her hair in her sleep

Get drunk and then fight her.

Sakura,
Your feelings towards this situation is filled with much jealousy. That is not to say that this is not natural; it is. As humans, we are constantly trying to elevate ourselves to meet the acceptance of others, and when that does not happen we become angry and spiteful. This, too, is only natural. However, when your emotions get involved, it often blinds us to what is most important.

Your involvement with this young man sounds like it is more headache for you than it’s worth. One question to honestly face: Who is it that you don’t trust– your boyfriend or “the other woman?” Maybe both? Maybe you don’t trust in yourself? How easy is it for you to gain the attention of another? If that happens, how will you handle it? The fact of the matter is that you will go your whole life trying to protect your boyfriend/husband from “other women.”

In the end, always remember that it is up to the individual to determine as to whether or not they will engage in infidelity and cheat on their significant other. You cannot control that. Humans are so suspicious of other people’s intentions that they begin to generate false ideas, and, hence, ill feelings.

Maybe you need to reflect on your own self-esteem while you’re at it. Having low self-esteem could cause you to be leary of others and create in you disdain and jealousy where none is warranted. If your significant other decides to cheat on you, they will. And if they do, then they wern’t worth being with in the first place. Also, if you feel that your boyfriend is vulnerable to other women, go find a boyfriend that is secure with you, as well as himself, and doesn’t need validation from “the come ons” of other women. Good Luck.

Alls fair in love and war, just kick her butt

How do you tell her to “f***” off? By not acknowledging her in any way. Anytime you react to her antics, she is in control. If she doesn’t matter/exist to you, she has no effect on your life or your relationship with your b.f. He will also have more respect for you and probably like you better if you stay cool and not (apparently) be affected by her presence/actions. I know it’s hard – but try it – good luck – you sound relaxed enought to pull it off.

you could tell him/her — to pull their head in ; and get back in their cage — or better still — you could find someone else — someone more compatible !!! good luck .

Your jealousy is getting the best of you, and you need to put a stop to it before you do something you regret. You are directing your anger toward someone because you feel she is a bit better than you….and, sin of all sins, your boyfriends likes her. You can’t go through life putting an electric fence around your boyfriend. If he is going to like her better than you, he is. But if you feel he is being unfaithful, your anger should be directed at him, not her. Ask yourself honestly, why do you dislike this person so much? If you find you have no reason other than jealousy and fear, you need to decide if this is how you want to go through life. It isn’t easy, but your boyfriend is not your possession. He should be able to make a choice, now, will it be between someone who is a jealous, possesive little ***** and someone else?

Hmm lets see?! you dont! like you said he likes her as a friend your his girlfriend but you have no right to tell his friends to p** the f*** off, just because your jealouse! if you really trust your boyfriend you’ll just ignore her.

I don’t know how to help you