By TrueFriendship - 21/02/2017 12:00 - France
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Consider yourself better off.
I actually have a friend whose (now ex-)boyfriend did this to her..
If you were truly best friends, why not share the day and celebrate together..? This seems silly OP.
From they way I read this FML it seems like the "best friend" wanted their own party and not have OP there, or why would they say they couldn't go to OP's party and then make their own party? Why should OP celebrate with them when the "best friend" clearly doesn't want to?
Can't be that great a friend if that's the way you talk about your 'best friend'!
The person having the birthday rarely has much if any say on what day their party is being held on. Are you sure it wasn't family schedules or some similar obligation that prevented her from changing the date? Seems a pretty harsh judgment for the situation. Also, hypocritical is when a person doesn't practice what they preach. I'm not sure where the hypocrisy was in this so maybe this isn't the whole story?
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Hypocrite doesn't make sense in this post unless you mean she's just a. Hypocritical person in general.
Doesn't sound like you are much of friends at all. Are you sure you're not imagining this friendship and possibly just being a stalker?