Theft. Not so grand.

foxymop_stupidmopfoxymop_stupidmop Posts: 159
edited September 2008 in All Encompassing Trip
My "best friend" stole a hundred dollars from me the other night. She won't admit it, either.

I cannot believe it.

Stealing from me is mean.
Stop following me, I do not know where I am going.
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  • Stealing from me is mean.

    Stealing from me is ok.

    i'm sorry dude

    you have cold hard proof?
    wah
  • fuckfuck Posts: 4,069
    wanna borrow my mini bat?
  • Yes. the money was there, I went to the bathroom, she left, less money was there.

    Also when I approached her she started crying and said that she didn't do it and that there was no way she could make me believe her. Then she said she understood me being upset and she was sorry to lose me as a friend. I don't know about you, but if one of my friends accused me of stealing and I actually didn't do it I wouldn't start crying and going on about not being able to prove my innocence, I would be pissed off.

    I am the last person to accuse people of screwing me over when they do, I always let stuff slide. When I discovered what had happened I almost ate it, I almost said nothing. That's too much to ignore though, even I can't be that passive. I am crushed.

    She is a junkie and a known thief so I guess I shouldn't be surprised or whatever, but of course I never thought she would steal from me.

    I wish I was wrong.
    Stop following me, I do not know where I am going.
  • fuckfuck Posts: 4,069
    I wish I was wrong.
    looks to me like you were wrong:
    I never thought she would steal from me.
  • Yes. the money was there, I went to the bathroom, she left, less money was there.

    Also when I approached her she started crying and said that she didn't do it and that there was no way she could make me believe her. Then she said she understood me being upset and she was sorry to lose me as a friend. I don't know about you, but if one of my friends accused me of stealing and I actually didn't do it I wouldn't start crying and going on about not being able to prove my innocence, I would be pissed off.

    I am the last person to accuse people of screwing me over when they do, I always let stuff slide. When I discovered what had happened I almost ate it, I almost said nothing. That's too much to ignore though, even I can't be that passive. I am crushed.

    She is a junkie and a known thief so I guess I shouldn't be surprised or whatever, but of course I never thought she would steal from me.

    I wish I was wrong.

    It sucks when good people do bad things.
    "When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro"
  • catch22catch22 Posts: 1,081
    Yes. the money was there, I went to the bathroom, she left, less money was there.

    Also when I approached her she started crying and said that she didn't do it and that there was no way she could make me believe her. Then she said she understood me being upset and she was sorry to lose me as a friend. I don't know about you, but if one of my friends accused me of stealing and I actually didn't do it I wouldn't start crying and going on about not being able to prove my innocence, I would be pissed off.

    I am the last person to accuse people of screwing me over when they do, I always let stuff slide. When I discovered what had happened I almost ate it, I almost said nothing. That's too much to ignore though, even I can't be that passive. I am crushed.

    She is a junkie and a known thief so I guess I shouldn't be surprised or whatever, but of course I never thought she would steal from me.

    I wish I was wrong.

    literally a junkie? don't take it personally man. i'm not saying it's ok what she did, but for an addict, no friendship is sacred.
    and like that... he's gone.
  • pearljamjenpearljamjen Posts: 13,578
    Find some new friends.
  • Quote:
    Originally Posted by foxymop_stupidmop
    I wish I was wrong.

    looks to me like you were wrong:

    Quote:
    I never thought she would steal from me.




    Aw, geez, lol, thanks a lot.

    Salt... in.. open... wound.
    Stop following me, I do not know where I am going.
  • catch22 wrote:
    literally a junkie? don't take it personally man. i'm not saying it's ok what she did, but for an addict, no friendship is sacred.

    I've learned that the hard way. At some point people whose life revolves around their fix, the true them gets lost in the fold. A person who I considered a very good friend of mine has completely destroyed his life and many of the friendships he once had. I find the only place in my life for him is my worrying about whether or not he is okay. You never want to let them go out of fear of what they'll do when your not around.
    "When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro"
  • catch22 wrote:
    literally a junkie? don't take it personally man. i'm not saying it's ok what she did, but for an addict, no friendship is sacred.


    Clearly. It is just so shady how it went down though.

    Yes, quite literally.
    Stop following me, I do not know where I am going.
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