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So? At least she still wants to be friends, and was nice about it.
I would have 'friendly' sex with her, then steal her purse to pay for the 8 hours of driving you're going to be doing.
Say no. How nicely you say it and how you go about doing it are up to you, but if you have an ounce of dignity, you won't stay. She doesn't deserve you - not even as a friend.
What I meant was, at least she asked to be friends, instead of being a total bitch and just ditching him. It was harsh of her to break up with him in the first place, but there are worse ways he could of gone through.
Breaking up isn't inherently harsh, sometimes it's just gotta be done. But if she wanted to be even the slightest bit courteous about it she would have called instead of making him waste time and money (not to mention getting his hopes up and then crushing them once he got there).
You people who say, "Oh well at least she wanted to be friends" don't know shit about women. They say that so that when they dump their boyfriends for absolutely no reason, they don't look as bad.
Even though the OP posted his girlfriend's excuse was liking somebody else, she really asked to be 'just friends' so she wouldn't look bad for dumping him for no reason. This is true because you know sh*t about woman, like how they always mean the same exact thing no matter which one says it simply because they are a woman.. (sarcasm)
brutal.
The part that puzzles me is "staying a few days so they could work on being friends". Does she want to practice being friends with benefits, or what? If so, it's not entirely bad, you know...
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**** no that bitch did not say that
Say no. How nicely you say it and how you go about doing it are up to you, but if you have an ounce of dignity, you won't stay. She doesn't deserve you - not even as a friend.