Rockstar714
Jun 18, 2008, 10:23 AM
So I have this friend that I've known since I was in 2nd grade (so that's looking at 16 years or so). I didn't realize how bad she was until lately. Its like she's trying to push all my buttons for some reason. She was always easily persuaded, but I didn't think she was a bad friend.
Lately she has been acting more like the spoiled brat she has been all along, I guess. She still lives with her parents (at 24), they charge her $100 and that covers her insurance and her cell phone, she's never lived on her own and she pretty much only has a car payment and 2 credit card bills. Her parents co-signed on her car, so she barely has to pay anything for her payment and she makes decent money as an accountant. They've paid for her school, bought her laptops, ipods, food, clothes, boobs, everything.
She knows that I'm looking for an apartment, and toying with the idea of buying a condo. She has made it her goal to tell me every time she talks to me that her parents are "helping her" buy a condo (just like they "helped her" get a boob job) and just last night she said "oh, I could never rent, I'd have to file bankruptcy in the first year if I rented because I wouldn't be able to afford it". She also has said she won't live anywhere that's at least $1000 a month.
She also knows I want to be a photographer, and she knew that I am trying to buy a nice camera. Well, she used her stimulus check to buy a camera. And is now rubbing it in my face that she has a nice camera. (Mine isn't great, but its not anywhere near professional)
So my question is, how do I tell her that I don't want to be friends anymore?
I really don't like being around people that have to try to be "one-uppers" and that they act like they're so neglected while they get everything handed to them. I have paid for everything myself since I was 12 years old, I am paying for my school myself, I got my car myself and everything else I own.
Whats the best way to do that without sounding incredibly cold?
sorry this is so long!!!
Lately she has been acting more like the spoiled brat she has been all along, I guess. She still lives with her parents (at 24), they charge her $100 and that covers her insurance and her cell phone, she's never lived on her own and she pretty much only has a car payment and 2 credit card bills. Her parents co-signed on her car, so she barely has to pay anything for her payment and she makes decent money as an accountant. They've paid for her school, bought her laptops, ipods, food, clothes, boobs, everything.
She knows that I'm looking for an apartment, and toying with the idea of buying a condo. She has made it her goal to tell me every time she talks to me that her parents are "helping her" buy a condo (just like they "helped her" get a boob job) and just last night she said "oh, I could never rent, I'd have to file bankruptcy in the first year if I rented because I wouldn't be able to afford it". She also has said she won't live anywhere that's at least $1000 a month.
She also knows I want to be a photographer, and she knew that I am trying to buy a nice camera. Well, she used her stimulus check to buy a camera. And is now rubbing it in my face that she has a nice camera. (Mine isn't great, but its not anywhere near professional)
So my question is, how do I tell her that I don't want to be friends anymore?
I really don't like being around people that have to try to be "one-uppers" and that they act like they're so neglected while they get everything handed to them. I have paid for everything myself since I was 12 years old, I am paying for my school myself, I got my car myself and everything else I own.
Whats the best way to do that without sounding incredibly cold?
sorry this is so long!!!