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Fallen out with friend on holiday

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RichTea90 · 12/05/2024 10:14

I went away this weekend with my friend. I was already feeling a little anxious on the run up to it.

It was a girl’s weekend, and she proposed it as an early bday celebration for me as it’s my birthday this month. She’s newly married. She suggested it as her husband is in a band and played here while we were away. I had my suspicions that maybe she’d suggested this destination so she could tie in seeing her husband play but I thought hey what there’s nothing wrong with killing two birds with one stone I guess.

While we were away, she was incredibly flirty with lots of men - to the point it made me feel really uncomfortable. She gets lots of attention when we go out. On the second night out, she was getting lots of attention as always when one bloke approached the other guy we were chatting to and said “Which one do you prefer?” My friend started laughing and found it hilarious. I did not. I would rather not be objectified and treated like a piece of meat?! It was about 2am at this point and I just wanted to go to sleep. I told my friend I’d like to leave. When the guys asked why, she told them it was because I was tired. So I kind of felt blamed there and framed like a killjoy. Upon leaving the bar my friend said “hahaha isn’t it funny how that guy asked him which one do you prefer?” I gave my friend a scathing look and walked away as I needed space. She was completely unable to pick up that I was upset. When we returned to our room, she lost it with me and told “it’s always about you!” “I’ve been pandering to you this whole trip.” Which I completely don’t understand how considering everything we’ve done has been her idea, and we’d done nothing I wanted to do. I felt like I’d been dragged along to see her husband play and was then subjected to feeling bad at the bar while she flirted with lots of men.

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Tandora · 14/05/2024 09:44

It wasn’t an attack, it was honest feedback about your behaviour because you asked for it.

Loubelle70 · 14/05/2024 09:47

RichTea90 · 14/05/2024 09:40

There’s a difference between telling someone you think they’re being unreasonable compared to using it as an opportunity to just attack them.

seems a lot of mumsnetters have some aggression issues themselves 😬

Youll always get someone trying to attack you on here, part of the course sadly. Your friend is a flirt..she took it too far. You're incompatible as friends as you know...i had similar situation with my friend..i treated her to night away in 5* hotel, to have friend time. We went to nightclub and she copped off with a bouncer 🙄 and went home with him...left me to walk home in a city on my own...she strolled in about 10am...when we were to be out hotel for 10 which she knew..i was worried...wtf was she..i thought she had been murdered! She also has a boyfriend she lived with. I stopped the friendship. Wasnt first time she acted like this.

RichTea90 · 15/05/2024 20:51

Loubelle70 · 14/05/2024 09:47

Youll always get someone trying to attack you on here, part of the course sadly. Your friend is a flirt..she took it too far. You're incompatible as friends as you know...i had similar situation with my friend..i treated her to night away in 5* hotel, to have friend time. We went to nightclub and she copped off with a bouncer 🙄 and went home with him...left me to walk home in a city on my own...she strolled in about 10am...when we were to be out hotel for 10 which she knew..i was worried...wtf was she..i thought she had been murdered! She also has a boyfriend she lived with. I stopped the friendship. Wasnt first time she acted like this.

gosh, that’s terrible. I just find this behaviour complete disrespect towards the friendship!!

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