It's likely that your best friend is neglecting you a little if she recently entered a new relationship. You were previously her main priority, but that has changed, and it is obvious. But now her new guy is standing in for you. We may feel forgotten or excluded when our best friend enters into a new relationship with the man she likes. If you are currently going through this issue with your best friend, know that you are not the only one, and that your friendship might still survive. 

Keep in mind that you are not to blame for her leaving. 

Does your best friend reject every time you ask her out on a date? If you find yourself in this circumstance, you can come to believe that she left because of something you did. Rest confident that this is untrue.

Keep in mind that you are not to blame for her leaving. 

Does your best friend reject every time you ask her out on a date? If you find yourself in this circumstance, you can come to believe that she left because of something you did. Rest confident that this is untrue.

Think about your other friendships (or make new ones) 

How long do you want to keep hoping that your friendship with your best buddy would improve? Perhaps you're hoping that your relationship with her won't continue forever and that she'll scurry back to you. Spend more time and create better ties with your other pals. Participate, either by making friends with new classmates or by engaging in extracurricular activities.

Don't keep your emotions hidden; speak to your pal. 

You might need to bring up the matter with your pal at some time if she keeps ignoring you. It must happen. Your friendship can suffer a permanent rupture. Talk to her directly without blaming or accusing her if you feel you have given her enough time but she still ignores you. No matter if it's scheduling a weeknight meal or spending the weekend at each other's houses.