By Anonymous - 25/03/2016 19:07 - United States - Los Angeles

Today, I spent a lot of money buying a birthday gift for a close friend, only to find out I'm not even invited to the party. FML
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Tripartita 44

Gratitude's its own reward, Mi—Anonymous.

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Bonafonte 24

If it's something you'd like, then just keep it. Don't invest money/time/effort in a friendship that's just onesided. Sorry, OP

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Tomryan279 10

Return the gift and buy yourself something nice with the money you spent on it

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KayPlay 19

Guess you're not as close as you thought...

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capnjacksparrow 7

Return the gift or keep it for yourself. That's not a real friend.

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strangelightning 15

In my opinion, the best policy would be to maintain a distance with your friend. Good thing you found out the truth about them. Also, don't let them know if it hurts because they probably don't even care and you can maintain your dignity this way.

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Crinn 2

Then send back the gift and cut your loses.

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MrLonelyHertz 23

Don't know why anyone downvoted you and #43. You both seem to be part of the few sensible ones.

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vmorgantank 15

Return when they ask why you got them no present tell them oh I wasn't invited to the party so you don't get any present

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LyricaSilvan 29

You are incredibly childish...Being petty about it won't do anything but cause a bigger problem.

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MrLonelyHertz 23

How is that childish? OP went out of their way to get them a gift (I'm assuming it was probably expensive), the least their friend could do was put their name on a lousy invite, it's not that hard!

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ChelseaTheEnchan 7

Keeping or returning it isn't childish. But "no party no present" is childish.

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