You freak

By Anonymous - 12/03/2016 11:13 - United Kingdom - London

Today, an attention-seeking weirdo who thinks she's my friend asked me who was going to be the maid of honour at my wedding. Knowing what she was really asking, I said I just want a small, non-fancy wedding without bridesmaids. She broke down into a sobbing mess in front of me. FML
I agree, your life sucks 19 115
You deserved it 2 097

Same thing different taste

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That sucks and is awkward. However if you're going to call her an attention seeking weirdo, you might as well tell her straight up that you don't want to be friends instead of sugar coating things and 'leading her on,' per se.

She sounds lonely... still though no excuse to make such a scene and put you in an awkward situation

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Just tell her "No." If she can't handle that, then she needs to grow up a little. It's not your fault

Why would you lead her on making her believe she's your friend? You need to be honest with her.

Why is everyone assuming OP hasn't already tried talking to her? Maybe this girl is just that desperate for attention and refuses to take "no" for an answer.

If OP has and the lady continues to be a problem then why doesn't OP cut ties with her? Obviously if you deem someone as being crazy or desperate and you aren't too fond of it the natural thing to do is distance yourself.

Is she even invited to the wedding? If you refer to her as an "attention seeking weirdo", I would assume not. Why not just be honest with her? I know it's hard because you don't want to hurt her feelings but in the long run you'll just get more annoyed and stop being her friend anyways.

Don't feel bad , she probably is just yearning for acceptance and belonging. Just tell her that it's very important to you and you can only afford to have family. Then avoid any information going her way.

metalcrazed 21

You shoud have been honest with her from the start ,no one deserves to be called "attention seeking weirdo" behind their back she needs friends who love and value her instead of someone acting like a bully.

tarlax 11

She clearly IS a weirdo, and I think OP knows a lot more about her than you do, so I'm going to put her assessment of the girl above yours. And how exactly is OP a bully for having a personal opinion about the girl? She's completely anonymous here.

metalcrazed 21

because she's talking about her here instead of confronting her directly so she can move on and find real friends.

metalcrazed 21

Also,she is not clearly a weirdo,op CLEARLY never told her they weren't friends and instead of doing so in this case she lied.

I have told people explicitly that in no shape, way, or form that I didn't want to be friends with them. They always ignored what I said and continued to try and hang out or keep contact and just make me uncomfortable. Some people don't take hints. Those people also don't take the very blunt words, "You make me uncomfortable. I do not want to be friends with you in any shape, way or form."

You can't leave things so open like that. Too many questions. Too many what ifs. You say either I'm not having a wedding (to lie and spare feelings saying you prefer to elope or that you think the moral thing is to get married at the courthouse and give the money you would've spent on something so extravagant to charity) or option two, you give the name of your real maid of honor and why she deserves to have the role (ex. she's been my best friend for years).

Sounds like a scene straight out of "The Big Bang Theory" between Penny and Amy.

_ravens_ 11

That just must've been awkward for everyone involved

Tell her that you're not friends and that she's a total creep