Random Worst Thing Friends Have Ever Done (15 items)

• (#11) He Told His Friend No Girl Would Like Him

  From Redditor /u/-Avatar-Korra-: 

  There was this one time a girl was trying to flirt with me, but [my friend] kept rudely interrupting her... Later once we left I told him that he was interrupting, in which case, he stated, "Yeah, why would she be flirting with you? You're not a 10/10 in ImaC*ntVille." Nobody told him he was being sh*tty since he surrounds himself with people that [flatter him].

  Was also at a party and [someone] said I was probably the most attractive in the group (out of the guys) and [my supposed friend] straight up said I couldn't be. Whatever, I still had that self-esteem boost.
• (#1) He "Borrowed" His Friend's Identity And Racked Up $40,000 Worth Of Debt

  From Redditor /u/kane55: 

  A friend of mine and I fell out of touch for a few years. During that time I moved. We then got back in touch and I invited him over to my place to hang out, have a beer. and catch up. He came over and we had a great time.

  About two weeks later, I got a call from a plumbing supply company that my check to them had bounced. I had never heard of this place, but it sounded like my check. I went to the store and sure enough, it was my check, but not my signature or handwriting. The manager also said it wasn't me that wrote it. We looked at their security tape and sure enough it was my "friend..."

  It turns out my "friend" had stolen a few of my blank checks and wrote down info from my driver's license while he was at my place, likely while I was in the bathroom. He made new checks that he could write and he opened up about $40,000 worth of credit lines at various stores (mostly jewelry stores since that stuff was easy to sell). Some of the checks cleared. My account was set up so that if I accidentally overdrew my checking account it would come out of my savings account. So the checks drained my savings dry, then started bouncing.

  This was about 14-15 years ago, so identity [issues were] not as common [they are] now. The bank helped me a lot as did my local police department. They caught the guy and it turns out that the reason I had lost touch with him for two years is that he was [incarcerated]. He was also wanted on a warrant for [an attack] against his girlfriend.

  He ended up [re-incarcerated]. It took me several months and having to get a lawyer involved to finally get my credit situation straightened out.
• (#9) She Scammed Her BFF Out Of An Apartment In College And Never Apologized

  From Redditor /u/ickyickyickyicky:

  My best friend, another friend, and I were really excited to move in together before our sophomore year of college. Her dad's friend had a rental house by the college. When we looked at it one of the rooms was TINY, the second was a converted living room, and the master was converted from the garage. We were supposed to meet up after I got off work one day to talk about it. When I got there they were already there and already decided what we would all pay and who would get which room (surprise: they put me in the lil one and would pay roughly the same).

  I told them my concerns with the situation, especially how it went down, and my best friend says, "If you don't want it we'll get Keri to move in." I asked to think about it and not two hours later, she was calling me asking if I had decided yet. Gave zero f*cks when I said I wouldn't be moving in if that's how we would decide things together. We stopped talking after that where as previously we spent every day together. It really hurt me. I never got over it. A few years ago I tried to talk about it with her so I wouldn't feel so bitter...towards her, but she said that her take on the situation was that we just "grew apart."
• (#7) He Talked Badly About His BFF To Make Himself Look Better

  From Redditor /u/Alejandro4891: 

  My best friend in high school used to talk sh*t about me to make himself look better in comparison. I never realized this until I was already in college. Whenever I started talking to a girl, he'd also befriend her and would usually sway the girl from continuing to talk to me or going out with me. I used to think nothing of it because I was an idiot. I thought it was just that the girl had lost interest in me.
• (#5) She Hooked Up With Her Friend's Crush

  From Redditor /u/macally14: 

  Had a friend over at a party at my house. I was romantically interested/involved with one of my roommates (he's a male I'm a female) and we were having issues trying to figure out if we were going to be exclusive or not.

  Anyways friend was over, we were all drinking and my roommate goes to bed so I tell my friend about all the confusion in my life, and I am crying to her about how I'm sad and whatever. I go to bed, I assume she slept on the couch.

  Next morning, I wake up and find out after I went to bed, she went upstairs to my roommate's room and they did everything but [get it on]. She said she was sorry and all that but I just couldn't fathom how [she] could literally see me crying over someone and then just go try to [be intimate] with them. I haven't talked to her in years.
• (#12) She Told Her BFF He Was An Embarrassment

  From Redditor /u/david_creek:

  I was a loud kid back in high school... Not a [jerk] or a bully but very loud, the type of kid that is the clown of the class. (I had a lot of self-confidence issues and found out that being like this helped cope with it somehow... I don't know, I loved being the center of attention).

  Anyway, I had this really big group of friends which included my best friend of course, and there was this one day we're all heading to a big party and we were all pretty excited... We get together to go, but just minutes before departure my BEST friend pulls me aside... She tells me, and I quote: "We've all decided that it's better if you don't go to to this place with us... The guys say that you might embarrass us... You can still go, though, but none of us is going to hang out with you there."

  I was 16. That was pretty much the end of social life for me until I hit 22 and met other people in college. I remember that hearing those words from my best friend's mouth was what definitely hurt me more (she had been my best friend since we were five). I basically came to the realization that I was in fact very disliked by the people I though cared for me.

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