Woman In Debt With Her Best Friend, Still Asks Her To Pay For Her Wedding

Alright, let's get into this drama. Imagine you've got this ride-or-die friend of two decades, and they're gearing up for the big "I do." They pop the question – not the marriage one, but the "Will you be my maid of honor?" one. You're all in, cool as a cucumber. But here's the plot twist – you once loaned them a whopping $20k lifeline when they were drowning in credit card chaos during the pandemic. Real superhero stuff.

Fast forward to wedding plans, and it's turning into a Hollywood production. Weekend getaways, high-end dresses, salon treatments – the whole shebang. Now, here's the kicker – the friend crew isn't exactly rolling in dough. They're more like everyday folks, hustling in the service industry, juggling jobs and families.

You might have been okay with footing some bills if it weren't for what you heard next. When you asked how everyone's bank accounts were holding up, your friend casually drops, "No worries, we'll help them out." Hold up – rewind. You lent them cash to straighten out their money mess, not to dive back into the debt pool.

So, you pull them aside and drop the truth bomb. You're not down for this financial rollercoaster. Are you the bad guy for putting your foot down? That's the million-dollar question buzzing around this tale. Let's see how Reddit helps this woman out with their golden advices.

Let's check out the whole drama

This seems like a disastrous friendship

OP kinda cares so much about money, but I guess she has a point

Wonder where that is

Totally not

Yeah you should drop that friend, otherwise you will pay a bigger price

Can't believe this is a 20 year relationship

OP has to explain what really happens

That's kinda sad

Yeah wondering the same thing

You should feel that

I think you should pursue it legally

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Indeed it is closed