Sister paper, you can't expose others' shortcomings ~ ~
I will laugh after reading your question, when you are two or three years older, or go to high school (I am a miserable senior). . . ), you will find that these are nothing ~ ~ These are beautiful memories, and you will laugh when you think of them ~ ~ ~
To tell the truth, everyone has had these small comparisons (such as comparing grades) at school, and in the end they just compete for strength and win. These are all understandable.
Don't you like it ~ ~ It's simple. First of all, don't be curious about other people's achievements. Don't ask others how you did after the exam. As for the questions asked by others, just answer them truthfully. Think about it. It's just a grade. No big deal. If someone says, Oh, I didn't do well in the exam (actually better than you), just smile. You know, those who feel inferior will be eager to show off. Angry or something, no, these are small things.
You want to break up with her?
Think about it yourself. After all, we are friends. If you break up, it's easy to break up. Indifference is enough to make her like a passer-by, but it is difficult to make up again. . . Think about what you've been through together I believe you will make your own choice.
A little restriction on your freedom? Still care about you? I don't know, but you must know
The best way is to sit down and talk to her. You know, whatever the problem is, it's clear when you say it. This may be hard to say, but all you have to do is say, "Hey, let me tell you something." We'll talk later.
This kind of making friends, you will gradually learn to handle it yourself. I believe you, and you'd better believe it ~ ~ ~