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I am asking here because the group chat is useless now. This happened during a group trip payment scramble. I was with the friend who booked everything. The issue was that the group started adding costs I never agreed to, then acted like I was cheap for asking
Read it, vote, then see what other readers think.I am asking here because the group chat is useless now. This happened during a group trip payment scramble. I was with the friend who booked everything. The issue was that the group started adding costs I never agreed to, then acted like I was cheap for asking
Open it, make your call, then see which nearby argument pulls you next.I might be wrong, but the way everyone is framing this feels off. This happened in a car after a long family visit. I was with my sibling who always calls me dramatic. The issue was that my family kept making the same comments after I had already asked them to
Open it, make your call, then see which nearby argument pulls you next.This is probably petty, but I still want an outside opinion. This happened after a shared rideshare home. I was with two friends from dinner. The issue was that my friends let me pay for the ride home, and I asked for the fare in the group chat the next mornin
Open it, make your call, then see which nearby argument pulls you next.People around me are split, so I need a judgment. This happened during a restaurant bill split. I was with my oldest friend and his partner. The issue was that my friend expected me to cover part of his partner's meal even though I had not agreed to that. I sa
Open it, make your call, then see which nearby argument pulls you next.I am posting this before I talk myself into being the reasonable one again. I kept a boundary and got called selfish. I was dealing with the friend who normally defends me at a birthday dinner nobody wanted to spoil. The cake candles were burning while nobody
Open it, make your call, then see which nearby argument pulls you next.I was trying to mind my own business, which is usually my favorite strategy, but this kept getting louder. Someone asked for loyalty after hiding the main fact. I did not think this would become a post, but it started at a restaurant bill split the coworker I
Open it, make your call, then see which nearby argument pulls you next.