She's uncomfortable around you. Or she feels that her circle of friends is being threatened. Some people prefer the idea of familiarity. I had that situation when I had meant a majority of group of friends of mine. One simply didn't like me solely because she felt like the entire gang was being disbanded or changing. She was feeling jealous and envious because you saw that most of my friends was gravitating towards me. However I feel extremely sad because it was never my intention to actually hurt somebody. I was so hurt by it that I was actually prepared to just stay away from them and drop them off with my friends. Because I did not want to be a burden to anybody. I think what you need to do is ask to take a step back from that group, and really evaluate if for whatever reason if what you're doing is the right thing. At the same time you need to be firm and you need to have a serious talk with her. Either she chooses to act that way, be the bigger person until I you going to talk to her. And if she doesn't want to talk that's her business but that doesn't give it a right to choose to be a jerk. I don't care if you got to call her out. Call her out right in front of everybody if that's the case. But she is going to have to learn to grow up and learn to accept the fact that if other people enjoy your company, they have the right to enjoy your company. But if she's the one that feels tight I'll get it, then I think it's just a bit of a misunderstanding, but at the same time you have to learn to respect each other's boundaries regardless if you like each other or not as people. If you both love and care about your friends then you would work together to care about the well-being of your friendship with your other mutual friends. That's all.
She might actually like you or just hate you tbh.
Either way, she's being a bitch about it.
If she's arrogant, yeah, that attitude is a common trait amongst arrogant girls.
And if she likes you and she's fighting it, she's being a bitch about it.
When next she does it to you, you call her out on her shit. You have every right to ask her why she's being like that and you should and if there's no valid reason, you need to talk sense into her head, bro.
I don't really know. I can be distanced to people because I like them and fight it but that seems like general rudeness? Like my "rudeness" towards a guy is more like banter or like I will only "have a go" if it is caring motives
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