Hey, Waffle Gang. I do hope you are well. My name is Mark, and today we’re checking out some more Reddit stories. And if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider, you know, leaving a like, subscribing, maybe hitting that notification bell too? With that said, let’s crack on with today’s first story.
Our first story comes from a deleted user who asks, “Am I the [__] for breaking up with my boyfriend after he set me up for a loyalty test?”
I, 25 female, have been dating my boyfriend, 28 male, for a year now. Our relationship had been amazing until one day he decided to put me through a loyalty test for a YouTube video. The entire test felt completely real. The whole time, I didn’t flirt, and I made it clear that I had a boyfriend despite the decoy making multiple advances toward me.
Then, all of a sudden, the entire crew came out. My boyfriend in particular was smiling and looking happy when the YouTuber told me that it had all been a loyalty test and that I had passed. I sat there confused and stayed silent. When my boyfriend tried to hug me, I pushed him away and walked off. I was completely shocked and humiliated.
I knew this was probably going to be on YouTube, so I didn’t want to react the way they were likely hoping I would by yelling, crying, or making a scene. I simply said, “The relationship ended the minute you decided to put me through a loyalty test.”
My boyfriend tried to stop me. He said I was being dramatic and that I had no reason to be mad because I had passed. That only made me angrier, and all I wanted to do was go home.
The next day, he called me because he wanted to talk privately, and I agreed. However, by then, he had already told his friends, our mutual friends, and my own family about the situation. During our conversation, he would call them or pull up their text messages so they could back him up. They all said I was overreacting and that I should be happy because now that he knew I would never cheat, we could finally settle down and be together.
Yes, I love him, and I had considered that kind of future with him. But I felt completely invalidated.
In my opinion, loyalty tests are a lose-lose situation. Either you cheat or you don’t, but either way, the test proves that your partner doesn’t trust you. I was completely confused because I thought I had given him zero reason to doubt me.
When I asked him why he had done it, he finally admitted that it was because his ex had cheated on him multiple times in the past with her coworkers. That also meant he had lied to me because he previously told me their breakup had been mutual and drama-free.
I never realized he had trust issues because I’m such a homebody and I work from home. Recently, though, I got a new job, so I was leaving the house more often and meeting new people. Apparently, that put me in the same kinds of situations and settings his ex had been in.
At the end of our conversation, he asked whether we were breaking up, and I told him I needed space. That was two days ago, and I’m still being bombarded by people telling me I’m irrational for being mad about this. The only thing he has said during those two days is that because I passed, I shouldn’t even worry about the video coming out since they only post the failures.
As if that was my concern.
Maybe I’m overreacting, but I need some outside opinions because everyone around me is making me feel like I’m crazy for being upset. So, am I the [__] for breaking up with my boyfriend over this?
A loyalty test by itself would completely kill a relationship for me anyway, but doing it publicly for a YouTube video makes it so much worse. She was basically tricked into performing some test she never agreed to because of something his ex supposedly did years ago.
What really gets me, though, is what happened afterward. Instead of recognizing that she felt humiliated, he recruited his friends and her own family to convince her she was overreacting. They kept saying things like, “But you passed,” which completely misses the point.
She trusted him. He was the one who failed the loyalty test in this situation.
One commenter says, “Not the [__]. Your boyfriend went behind your back in a way that left you feeling deceived, used, and humiliated. These are the actions of an ex, so I’d recommend you just block him now. Any friends saying you’re overreacting are his friends, not yours, and your family needs to learn what respect is.”
OP responds, “Honestly, I needed that. The worst part is that he’s extremely close with my family. Even though we’ve only dated for one year, I’ve known him for so long. My mom especially has taken his side, so apparently blocking him just isn’t enough.”
Another commenter says, “One, if he actually puts this on YouTube, for God’s sake, never see him again and contact YouTube to get it taken down. Two, I bet $1,000 that his ex never cheated on him.”
OP replies, “At this point, I’m definitely not going to be with him. One, I found out that even if it was going on YouTube, there’s nothing I can do because it’s one of those blurred-face situations. Two, I never even thought about that because it took me three tries asking him why he tested me before he finally caved and answered. But still, he most definitely could have been lying.”
Another commenter writes, “Not the [__]. He didn’t just loyalty-test you. He arranged an entire production to humiliate you for views. That is a massive violation of privacy and respect. Not only that, but he is weaponizing friends and family to harass you about this. He’s trying to make you feel like the bad guy for having boundaries, like their opinions matter more than yours does. What happens when the two of you have a real disagreement? Is he going to pull the internet into that too? He has done so much instead of simply having a conversation with you. At every turn, he chose drama and deception over communication.”
Another person says, “You’re under no obligation to entertain him or the YouTube public with your life. This was a test of his character, not yours, and he failed miserably. He was disrespectful in about five different ways. He broke your trust. Dump him and don’t look back. You deserve someone who doesn’t treat your relationship like a prank show.”
A commenter then asks why his family and friends are so involved in the relationship.
OP explains, “I know this isn’t an excuse for why they’re so involved, but for context, our families are extremely close. Our parents are best friends and have always wanted us to get together. So now that we’re finally together, they think it’s irrational for me to just end it because they believe we’re perfect for each other.”
OP later comes back with an update.
“I took a lot of your suggestions, including showing my friends and family the Reddit post I made. Most of them backtracked once they saw the full context of what happened. His brother told me he wanted to talk because there was something he needed to get off his chest. He admitted that my ex had been planning this for a while, and it wasn’t only about making a video.
“Last night, I also spoke to his ex-girlfriend. She told me she had heard about what happened through a mutual friend and reached out because she wanted me to hear her side of their breakup.
“Their relationship ended because she discovered that he was the one who had cheated multiple times with multiple women. When she confronted him, he tried to flip the entire situation on her.
“She also revealed that during their relationship, he recorded a lot of their conversations and lied about where he worked, including his actual salary and position. When she got caught looking at his phone, he completely flipped out. He broke up with her on the spot and claimed she didn’t trust him, even though he was the one being unfaithful.
“This morning, she went ahead and told him everything I’d said and everything I’d found out. He immediately started blowing up my phone with texts trying to explain himself. After about an hour, he apologized and admitted he was sorry, saying he had only been projecting his past trauma onto me.
“I didn’t buy it. I blocked him.
“You would think that after all of this, people would finally see my side, but some of his friends are still messaging me, saying I ruined his career by refusing to let them post the video.
“Thanks to everyone who gave their opinion. It was incredibly eye-opening, and I’m glad I’m moving on from this mess. I’m officially single, and I’m staying that way for a while.”
Bloody hell.
I’m going to turn this one straight over to you guys. What do you make of this situation? Let us know your thoughts down in the comments below.
Now let’s move on to another story.
Our next story comes from our very own subreddit and asks, “Am I the [__] for telling my friend that she’s just mad her man is too broke for her to be a gold digger?”
So, I, 29 male, found out from my husband, 32 male, that my friend Kay, 29 female, believes I’m a gold digger. I have a bad habit of letting jokes just be jokes, but here’s a little backstory.
Kay has been my friend for about a year and a half. My husband and I both work in a hospital, but I wasn’t always working in healthcare. I had a different job before going to school, and that’s where I met Kay.
I first started talking to Kay because she didn’t have a car at the time, and I invited her to lunch. When I started school, I had to leave my full-time job because I wanted to take the risk of going into healthcare.
Kay had an on-and-off boyfriend. While we were going to school together, once in a while she’d ask me what it was like being in a relationship with another man. They were simple, basic questions, like how many chores I did, how much of the bills I paid, and other things like that.
At the time, I had barely met Kay, so I would just tell her everything was basically 50/50. I was lying, but we’d only been friends for about a week, and she didn’t need to know every detail of my relationship.
I drove my husband’s car, which is considered a luxury car. I never really cared about cars, so I knew very little about it, but Kay was obsessed with that car.
At school, I met two other friends who were completely different from Kay. One other thing about the class was that I was the only male for most of the eleven-month program. One part of the program required us to practice EKGs on each other, and the entire class genuinely believed I was straight, so you can imagine how that went.
I would also egg on some of my haters in the class. Nothing too crazy, but everyone somehow got the idea that I was stupid rich. I went along with it because I genuinely didn’t care what they thought about me.
One day, Kay directly asked me if I was stupid rich, and I told her no. People had already started rumors about me before I’d ever really told them anything. Honestly, I still have no idea where those rumors came from, but it was fun playing along with them.
Time passed, and one day I told Kay that I didn’t even have a job at that point. She was shocked and asked why.
I explained that I had left my hometown to be with my husband. I had left everything behind for him, although I was always applying for work. Whenever employers found out I was going to school, I’d eventually hear something like, “We’ve decided to go another route.”
Kay made a comment about how I was basically just being taken care of by my husband. I told her I obviously had money saved. She also made a comment about it just being “a gay thing.” I didn’t really care at that moment and didn’t think too deeply about it.
As the friendship continued, Kay told me she had wrecked her car because she and her boyfriend got into a fight about him always putting his family first. Kay is Filipino, and her boyfriend is Mexican, if that changes anything. Kay also wanted to become an influencer.
Her boyfriend worked for Tesla, and he would get mad because she struggled to keep a job. Eventually, Kay finished school and got a position at a nice hospital where she was being paid pretty well. She loved it.
Later, my husband and I needed someone to house-sit while we went on a trip we’d planned. I asked Kay, and she was excited to do it. We offered to pay her, but she said no because she needed some time away from her parents. She lives rent-free at her parents’ house.
When we gave her a tour of our place, she told my husband that we were “living poor.” My husband didn’t tell me she had said that until after we returned from our trip.
At the time, I just assumed Kay was mad because of her breakup.
More time passed, and I invited all my school friends out for a dinner hangout. We went to a Korean barbecue place and ate a ridiculous amount of food. Everyone paid except Kay.
Afterward, Kay wanted to try a dessert place, so we went there too. At one point, I had to use the bathroom and left Kay with my husband and Jay, another friend from school who had joined us.
While I was gone, Kay asked my husband what exactly I brought to the relationship.
He obviously got mad, but he didn’t want to ruin the mood. Kay started talking about how she felt I was simply taking advantage of him.
The thing is, I had never told Kay that I’d gotten a hospital job while I was still in school. She believed I hadn’t been working that entire time.
Jay apparently asked her, “Why do you care so much about what he does with his life?”
I found out about all of this after I dropped everyone off. Jay sent me a text, and my husband told me everything that had happened.
After that, I slowly stopped talking to Kay.
Eventually, I bumped into Kay and her twin at the mall while I was birthday shopping for my husband and Jay. Kay made a comment asking where her birthday gift and Christmas gift were.
I told her I hadn’t gotten her anything because she’d started flaking on our friendship. I tried to make it sound like we’d simply grown apart.
Then Kay said, “Oh, did you make your husband broke already?”
I was annoyed, but I chose to ignore it. Even Kay’s twin made a shocked face at her.
Kay kept going on and on until finally I’d had enough.
I said, “Kay, I understand that you’re clearly jealous of me and my life. You live in your parents’ house that’s worth $800K. You don’t pay any rent, and you got fired from your hospital job. It’s not my fault your man puts all his money into his family and is too broke to support your lazy gold-digging ass. Instead of judging me, ask yourself how you got fired two weeks into your high-paying job.”
I felt bad after saying it, but then I realized she had never really been a friend.
All Kay wanted was for people to take care of her. I’d even let her borrow money she never paid back. Well, that’s a $900 lesson I had to learn.
Kay called me an [__] that day, but she left crying and making such a scene that her own twin ditched her. Security eventually had to escort her out. As she was leaving, she slapped the drink out of my hand, which was the reason security finally removed her.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
One commenter responds, “Not the [__]. She deserved more than you simply calling her out like that. The fact that her own twin ditched her shows that even her twin agreed with you. As you said, she was never your friend, just a user who judges people by her own standards. Hopefully the guy drops her soon.”
OP responds, “I had a deep conversation with my husband about her. I’m getting ready to send her a text telling her I’m cutting her out of my life. I do feel bad about it, but I gave her way too many chances.”
Another commenter says, “Why do you need an enemy with a friend like that? She sounds like an exhausting, self-centered girl. I almost feel sorry for her because she seems to view everyone around her according to their price tag or how she can use them. My advice is to continue living your life and let her become somebody you used to know. There’s no need for an explanation. It’s not like she deserves one. Block her and keep going. Good luck, OP.”
Another commenter writes, “Not the [__], but all of you sound very immature. I had to keep checking your ages. Kay for obvious reasons, and you because you ignored blatant signals that she wasn’t your friend, acted passive-aggressively, and didn’t simply cut her off.”
OP replies, “Yeah, I can be naive. I grew up with toxic siblings and cousins, so whenever I see people who aren’t as toxic as they are, I tend to believe they’re a nice person.”
I mean, OP already knows this, but they gave Kay way too many chances, far more than I would have.
This wasn’t one badly worded joke or a single awkward comment. She repeatedly questioned his contribution to his own marriage, insulted their home, made comments about his husband’s money, borrowed—or should we say essentially took—$900 that she’s never going to repay, and then had the bloody cheek to feel comfortable enough to interrogate OP’s husband about whether OP was taking advantage of him.
At some point, it stops being a misunderstanding. It’s just pure disrespect.
And if somebody is going to come at you with, “Did you make your husband broke already?” then I don’t have much sympathy when you finally clap back at them.
OP later updated the post.
“Hey guys, I wanted to give you an update. Kay saw the post, and she was pissed. I ended up blocking her and saw no reason to message her at all. Honestly, I was just going to leave everything alone. There was nothing left to save. I was simply living my best life with my husband.
“I hope everyone had a wonderful and safe Fourth of July.
“To get to the point, after work that day I went to a local Mexican store to pick up a couple of things. I happened to bump into Kay’s boyfriend. I’ll call him Noah, 30 male. I apologize if I pronounce anything incorrectly.
“This was my first time actually seeing Noah. He had seen the Reddit post because Kay sent it to him, and he told me he was mad about it.
“Not because I posted it, though.
“He was mad because, according to him, he and Kay had actually been broken up since they were 25.
“I asked him why Kay had a habit of saying they were together or that they were simply going through one of their breaks. Noah told me they were really just friends now, and that Kay had a habit of pulling the ‘I’m going to harm myself if you leave’ card.
“He said she never did it in texts or voicemails. When she totaled her car because of an argument between them, they got scared.
“From what I understood, Noah was exhausted with Kay and was basically waiting for her to slip up badly enough that he could report what was happening and try to get her help.
“I asked Noah whether he’d ever tried to get Kay help before. He said he had, but it was usually his word against hers, and she was good at hiding that side of herself in front of other people. He said the more he gave in to her, the worse things became, so now he mostly just lets her cry about things without giving her what she wants.
“He also told me my post was hilarious and that it sounded like Kay’s normal behavior.
“My nosy side got curious, so I asked him if he happened to know how Kay had gotten fired from her hospital job, because I’d only ever heard rumors.
“Noah told me she had looked at his medical chart. The system flagged it, and the hospital was required to inform him. He said he couldn’t really get into too much detail about the situation.
“I was surprised and said, ‘That’s literally one of the things they teach you in school not to do.’
“But I’m assuming Kay thought she wouldn’t get caught.
“I also asked Noah whether he thought Kay would try to do anything to me. He said probably not because Kay had commented on where I live and said there were way too many cameras.
“That was creepy, but at the same time, oddly relaxing to hear.
“I wished Noah the best and thanked him for the short conversation.
“Later that day, I texted my best friend Jay about everything, and she was shocked. Mostly because she’d bumped into Kay a couple of weeks earlier, and Kay had asked whether Jay could help her get a job where she works. Jay told me she simply ignored the question.
“From my understanding, our whole friend group from class has stopped talking to Kay. She had a bad habit of asking people for money, paying some people back, and paying others nothing at all.
“I don’t think I’ll bump into Kay very often. She lives in the town next to mine, so the chances are low, but they’re never zero.
“Kay, if you’re reading this, I guess it was fun while the friendship lasted. I don’t know whether Noah is lying or telling the truth, but if he is telling the truth, I genuinely hope you get the help you need.
“Thank you guys for reading this far. I mainly wanted to give an update to the people who had asked for one. I wish you all the best, and hopefully this will be the last update I ever need to give.”
And I’ve got to say, I feel exactly the same as the top commenter on this one.
One commenter says, “Kay sounds exhausting. That ‘too many cameras’ comment doesn’t give me the same sense of closure that it seems to give you. She sounds like she could become unhinged.”
OP replies, “I see your point. Where I live, there’s security there 24/7. You need a key to access the building and then another key to access the elevators. Security is aware that she’s not allowed there, and the manager has told me they’ll call the cops if she shows up. My husband also made sure I knew this because he doesn’t want to take any risks.”
I really do hope OP stays safe in this situation because, like that commenter said, the “too many cameras” remark is worrying.
It almost sounds like saying, “If there weren’t cameras, I might try something.”
So what happens if OP is somewhere outside the range of those cameras? Would she be willing to try something then? That’s not me trying to make OP panic or anything, but the comment itself is strange.
What do you guys make of this situation? Let us know your thoughts down in the comments below.
Now let’s move on to another story.
Our next story is titled, “Am I the [__] here for baiting my sister-in-law’s boyfriend?”
To introduce the main story, let me explain why I did what I did.
First, I, 34 male, and my wife, 34 female, invited my wife’s sister—my sister-in-law, 29 female—and her new boyfriend, 23 male, over for dinner. They had been together for about three months.
Before the dinner, I had to go grocery shopping. I had around €100 left in my car. I’d originally taken out €250 for groceries but ended up only spending €150.
When my sister-in-law arrived, she asked for my car key so she could go pick her boyfriend up from the train station. No problem.
Dinner went well. I came away thinking he seemed like a good guy.
The next morning, I wanted to take one of my watches in for servicing. I went out to the car and could only find €30.
When I got home, I told my wife. She said I’d probably spent more money than I remembered on groceries, but I had both the bank receipt and the grocery receipt, and the numbers didn’t match.
She told me maybe I’d dropped some of the cash at the grocery store.
I didn’t really buy that explanation.
Yesterday, we went on vacation to the family house near the beach. We invited my sister-in-law and her boyfriend to stay for the week. We’d already paid for practically everything.
The groceries for the week were taken care of. I bought more wine than all of us could probably drink, and I even gave my sister-in-law my company vacation check that she used toward the travel costs. They came in her car, so basically the only thing they needed to pay for was gas.
Now comes the part where I might be the [__].
My wife and sister-in-law headed to the beach, while her boyfriend and I were planning to play some tennis. Before we left, I set up my work computer in front of my wallet. I deliberately left some cash visibly sticking out of it.
I activated the camera through Teams and then switched the screen over to some nonsense Excel worksheet.
I told him I had to use the bathroom for a few minutes before we left.
When I came back, the first thing I noticed was that my wallet appeared to have moved slightly. I didn’t say anything, and we went to play tennis.
Later that night, once everyone was in bed, I watched the recording.
The video showed him taking €60 in cash out of my wallet.
That same night, I told my wife again that money was missing. I pointed out that the only thing the two incidents had in common was the new boyfriend.
She basically told me to kick rocks, and suddenly I was the [__] for even thinking he would do something like that.
So I have two questions.
Am I the [] for baiting him into stealing from me? And would I be the [] if I exposed him using the recording?
My wife still doesn’t know I recorded it. Is telling her a good idea, or am I just going to bury myself here?
One commenter says, “You’re the [__] for not confronting him. Bury yourself how? That guy stole from you twice. Go do something about it. You don’t need permission to confront him. You’ve already let him get away with it twice, and the fact that you’re more worried about your wife’s reaction to calling him out is a bigger problem.”
OP explains that the situation feels more complicated.
“My sister-in-law came out of an abusive relationship. She had a child two years ago, and about a year ago we helped her get back on her feet and leave him. This is her first relationship since that deadbeat, and I don’t want to be the person who crushes this for her.”
The commenter replies, “It’s not complicated at all, and none of that is relevant. If I’m taking this at face value, do you really think encouraging a former victim to stay with somebody who steals from her family is the better alternative?”
OP responds, “No, I’m not saying that. That’s why I’m asking strangers for advice here. I can’t really ask someone I know and trust right now. I know I can’t just leave things like this, so I’m fishing for some good advice. Honestly, some people here have given five-star advice that I’ll probably use tonight when I talk to my wife.”
Another commenter says, “Do you think your wife will be pissed at you for setting him up? Maybe. But the first incident should have made both of you cautious. You cannot have this person in your home if he steals. You needed to know, and so does her sister.”
OP replies, “My wife is rational. She’s a psychotherapist. I’m confident she’ll understand why I did it if I explain that I was already sure cash had gone missing after the grocery-shopping incident. She’ll definitely be mad about the setup and probably about the timing I used to bait him, though.”
Another commenter writes, “Not the [__]. He’s probably already stealing from your sister-in-law too, and possibly from her friends or parents if he’s been allowed into their homes. You have to tell her to protect her and everyone around her.”
OP responds, “I don’t think he’s really had the opportunity yet because we’re the first people who’ve met him. As for my sister-in-law, we do occasional transfers into her account when she asks, never huge amounts, and sometimes we help with groceries. She’s a good person, just in a tight spot. But you’re right. The truth has to be told.”
Another commenter says, “Not the [__]. And you didn’t bait him. He made a choice, and he’s a thief. Don’t stay silent because that will only enable him.”
OP says, “I’ve already told my wife twice what I thought he did. Now I actually have receipts. I’m just not sure I’m the person who should be the one to tell my sister-in-law.”
Someone responds, “I’d show your wife the video and then let her absorb what she’s seeing. After that, she should show it to her sister. One hundred percent.”
Absolutely not the [__] in this situation.
OP suspected that the boyfriend had stolen from him once. He created a situation where he could either confirm or disprove his suspicion, and unfortunately, he got his answer.
This guy is the person who chose to steal. He’s the problem in this situation, not OP.
OP isn’t stealing anything from anybody. He’s simply proving who has been taking money from him.
And initially, I understand why OP is hesitant because of everything his sister-in-law has already been through. He’s thinking about the possibilities and the emotional fallout.
But if anything, her history makes telling her even more important.
She deserves to know that the first man she’s dated after an abusive relationship is apparently comfortable stealing from her family after they’ve invited him on holiday and paid for basically everything.
In the end, the boyfriend is the one ruining this relationship, not OP for exposing what he’s doing.
OP later returned with an update.
“This has been a rough day. I had a conversation with my wife last night where I once again told her that cash was missing from my wallet.
“We’ve been together since before high school, so she knows when I’m hiding something. She looked at me and directly asked what I wasn’t telling her.
“I told her about the recording.
“Her reaction wasn’t anger like I’d feared. She simply asked me to show it to her.
“After she watched it, we talked about what we should do next and how we could approach her sister peacefully. This is where I ended up using a lot of the good advice people gave me here.
“We decided my wife would be the one to tell her sister privately while they were at the spa today, and I would have a one-on-one conversation with the boyfriend.
“So today, the girls went to the spa at 10:00 a.m., and I took the boyfriend for a drive. I told him we were going out to organize a surprise for the girls.
“Instead, I drove straight to the police station and stopped right in front of it.
“I told him that my wife and I knew about the stealing, and he had ten seconds to explain himself before I walked into the station.
“He immediately started crying.
“He told me he’d lost his father shortly after the beginning of their relationship and that the funeral expenses had put him into debt.
“I lost my father at a young age too, and part of me could relate because I’d seen my mother go through a similar situation. But as far as I know, my mother never stole from anyone because of it.
“We ended up having a long conversation. I basically scolded him and told him that, whatever his reason was, trust was permanently broken on our side.
“I drove him back home and told him to wait until the girls returned from the spa, then tell my sister-in-law the truth himself.
“He transferred €130 to me and apologized again.
“But things didn’t happen the way I thought they would.
“My wife and sister-in-law came back around 1:00 p.m. My sister-in-law was bright red when she walked into the house.
“She went straight into the room, grabbed all of his belongings, threw everything—and him—out onto the street, and told him to go [__] himself.
“I asked my wife what had happened at the spa.
“She said she’d waited until after their massage before telling her sister the entire story.
“It turned out some of the commenters here had been right. Two of my sister-in-law’s friends had already told her that things had gone missing after they’d spent time around him.
“They talked for a while, and my sister-in-law decided she was ending the relationship.
“Then my wife told her that I’d recorded him stealing the second time, and apparently that triggered an entirely new burst of anger toward him.
“Now the two of them are each about one bottle of wine in, watching the recording and laughing their heads off.
“The boyfriend has already tried calling multiple times. He’s sent a lot of texts asking for a meeting so he can explain himself and saying he’s stranded out on the street.
“They’re just laughing and drinking.
“Thanks to everybody who gave good advice. I used a lot of it when I talked with my wife last night.”
There was a small part of me that worried when he started telling his sob story that the whole situation might somehow turn around and they would forgive this thieving turd.
I’m glad that wasn’t the case.
There’s no excuse for stealing from friends and family, especially people who have done everything they can for you, invited you on holiday, paid for virtually everything, and asked for almost nothing in return.
I did enjoy OP driving him straight to the police station, though. Bloody hell.
Now I’m going to turn this one over to you guys. What do you make of this situation? Let us know your thoughts down in the comments below.
And just a huge thank you for being here today, getting involved in the stories, and giving your love, support, and time. It always means the absolute world to me, so thank you so, so much for being here. Truly, it is absolutely amazing.
I will see you in the next one. Take care, and much love.
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