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AIBU?

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To feel used so not help out...

9 replies

Dani18 · 24/08/2018 10:21

My close friend of 6 years is having a big birthday bash for her dd 13th birthday and asked friends via Facebook post to help out. I initailly said I would help but after these few things have made an excuse not to help.

  1. Said friend owes me over £300 and I asked for it back this month ( 3 months in advance) she has barely spoken to me since and has never mentioned it so I'm a bit miffed she is having a big party for DD without even addressing the money she owes me.
  2. A mutual friend (but more her friend) called me this morning to ask when I would collect him and the DJ equipment for the party. Very presumptuous imo and I reckon my friends whos party it is probably told him I would be ok to take them though don't know for definite.
  3. OH pointed out it was a general Facebook post to help out so I'm not obligated to help.

So AIBU not helping out at the party? X

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MissionItsPossible · 24/08/2018 10:24

No, of course not. You’ve got yourself a CF there.

ArmySal · 24/08/2018 10:26

Do you mean you've given her 3 months from this month to pay it back, so November?

Why do you think she can't have the party and pay you back if she's got till November?

soupforbrains · 24/08/2018 10:35

I think she means she told the CF to pay her back in August 3 months ago. so 3 months warning for the payment to be made this month.

MotherOfMinions · 24/08/2018 10:37

Your CF friend is a user. Get your money back and dump her.

ArmySal · 24/08/2018 10:38

Ah yes I get it now reading it like that, definitely a cheeky cow then.

Neshoma · 24/08/2018 10:40

Her DD is entitled to a birthday party so put the owed money to one side (Unless she getting a MacBook and iPhone for her b'day).

Just become uncontactable, delay replying to messages, stay our the way. If your friend can't provide a party without hundreds of helpers then she should go for something simpler.

Merryoldgoat · 24/08/2018 10:43

Can you clarify what ‘3 months in advance’ means as I’m not entirely sure from your post.

ArmySal · 24/08/2018 10:50

Asked for the money back in May, for it to be returned in August, telling her 3 months in advance.

Dani18 · 24/08/2018 12:55

Yes I loaned her it 3 months ago and asked for it to be returned by August as I've over £1000 In tuition fees to pay this month.x

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