Besties for life
By no cake for me - 07/11/2012 07:31 - United States - Jackson Heights
By no cake for me - 07/11/2012 07:31 - United States - Jackson Heights
By deadmedia - 30/08/2009 00:39 - Canada
By Anonymous - 23/05/2013 13:45 - Australia - Brisbane
By Neverthebride - 22/05/2009 22:21 - United States
By samikai523 - 18/04/2011 20:25 - United States
By Anonymous - 15/06/2013 21:58 - Australia - Richmond
By Anonymous - 12/03/2016 11:13 - United Kingdom - London
By Anonymous - 18/09/2022 13:00
By Anonymous - 30/04/2009 14:51 - United States
By fothermuckerrr - 14/05/2010 04:07 - United States
By Disappointed - 16/12/2023 16:00 - United States - Piscataway
The fact that you demanded an explanation and then didn't accept it and demanded another one kind of validates what she said.
You'll save a lot of money NOT buying that snotty girl a gift. Maybe while shopping for yourself, you'll run into your new best friend.
I'm sorry but what kind of person would remain best friends with someone they disliked? a certain level of honesty is necessary for friendships.
She's your best friend why?
It's her wedding. While you might have been best friends once, she is now part of a pair and if the future husband doesn't like you then maybe that is why she is saying this now. I know there is no real proof that this is true, but I have had experience with that scenario. My sister, myself, and 'Jill' were friends for a great number of years (almost ten). Jill was getting married. Her husband-to-be claimed to be "great guy" but he had a chip on his shoulder about my sister. He said she was a "bitch" and that she wasn't allowed at the wedding. My friend defended my sister, but he said "it's either me or her." She chose him. A decade of friendship down the drain. He made a big deal about inviting me. This included him coming to my place of work and hitting on me, saying he wasn't "tied down yet" and "could tie you down." I told my friend about what he had said, she didn't believe me. She called me a liar. I didn't go but heard from a mutual friend that he got drunk, threw up cake, and forgot his wife's name.
If you're more upset about not getting cake than missing your wedding then maybe you ARE an annoying bitch...in which case I don't really blame her. She shouldn't feel pressured into inviting someone she doesn't really like to so important an event. I mean, you could be lovely, it's hard to tell just from this fml who's the bitch - it could easily be either you or you're friend - but when the only other bit of information we have about you is that your bummed about missing cake, it's not the best sign...
*HER wedding
Just because her display name says "no cake for me" doesn't actually mean that that's what she cared about more. I'd say her display name was just an afterthought, or an attempt to downplay the feelings of rejection....or lighten the mood, or possibly just sarcasm. Doesn't mean that it's a serious thought.
I did say that, realistically it's impossible to tell - I'm just speculating possibilities using the information given. I find it odd that everyone has rushed to support OP and called the bride a bitch when she could easily just be someone who's tried to be nice to OP but is sick of it now. I found it interesting that, if serious, OP's username actually points slightly to that as well. Even if it's a joke though, that doesn't mean OP may not be the bitchy one.
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Obviously you aren't her best friend then! Tough luck OP
Yes, destroy what may be the most important day of that girl's life. Fantastic idea. You should get a Nobel prize for that.