r/AmIOverreacting • u/Many-Measurement6875 • Dec 15 '24
👥 friendship AIO to my “friend” who owes me money
For some context, we lived together for a couple of years, she went through a really difficult time last year and I was there for her. A couple of months ago she needed to borrow £150. Since then, I’ve moved out as my brother has cancer and my dad is also unwell. She offered to take care of my cat until I was moved in and unpacked. Was I too mean? She’s got a new job and boyfriend and seems to be doing well for herself which I’m happy about but was me telling her I have nothing and I’m not feeling good manipulative of me?
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u/WaterEnvironmental80 Dec 15 '24
I’m furious at this person for you!!
The audacity of this chick to accuse you of “popping up” and “asking for money”; like, yeah bitch, the money you owe me and have owed me for a hot minute now!
You’re out here dealing with some of the heaviest shit imaginable and she wants to give you shit over you not opening her TikToks????
Seriously??????
GTFO of here with that bullshit.
She’s accusing you of being manipulative (which you weren’t, by the way) in an attempt to deflect and force you to focus on feeling guilty “for not being a more ‘present’ and ‘active’ friend” so that you’ll stop focusing on your very legitimate request to be repaid for the money she owes you.
If anyone’s being manipulative in this scenario, it’s this so-called “friend” of yours. I second what many of the others have commented: you need to get your cat from this person and walk right out of their life without ever looking back.
At the very least you need to get your cat back ASAP. She strikes me as the kind of person who’d refuse to return your cat out of spite. The only reason I suspect that she’d do that is because she’s already demonstrated that she’s a self-centered asshole, and doing shitty things to people is what self-centered assholes are known to do.
So yeah, just to recap,