have had the most ridiculous falling out with a friend, over a lit cigarette in my car. Please feel free to tell me to pull myself together.
She threw it out of the window but the wind blew it back in, it happened once before and burned my daughter's homework which I'd left on the back seat to take in to school. This time it narrowly missed the dog and burned the leather upholstery - am just on verge of trading car in for a new one. It needs to be reupholstered.
Now, all morals about allowing people to smoke in my car aside (no need to panic, no children in there), am I entitled to feel upset about this? Only I couldn't hide my displeasure and she got very upset with me: 'I am such a good friend to you, cannot believe you are making a fuss about this, I do everything I can for you' and so on and so on. So I squashed my cross feelings away for a day or two.
Then she called in a panic about having spilled some advocaat on someone's cushion cover, really worried about how to remove the stain. I thought, why the discrepancy between attitude to one friend's property and mine? It's much more expensive to reupholster a leather car seat than to replace a cushion cover from Ikea. I pointed this out and have had series of texts similar to above comments about 'why are you being so horrible to me about this? I am so hurt and upset' etc.
I just don't want to talk to her at all at the moment. Am I being ridiculously unreasonable?