Person confronts freeloader’s boyfriend when he joins a party uninvited, doesn’t bring anything but eats and drinks the most, and tries to take home all the leftovers too.
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One Redditor, fed up with their mooching friend, confronted her and her boyfriend about their freeloading ways, only to find themselves in the middle of unexpected drama.
Because constantly eating for free and making your friends pay for you is definitely not a cool thing to do. If a friend only shows up when there’s food, asks for favors without reciprocating, or conveniently “forgets” their wallet every time you go out, you might have a user on your hands. The key to dealing with them? Boundaries all the way; at least, that’s what theStart by saying no to their requests and see how they react.
Netizens say the poster is not a jerk for telling their friend’s boyfriend he shouldn’t have been allowed to eat when he tried to take home all of the leftoversBy entering your email and clicking Subscribe, you're agreeing to let us send you customized marketing messages about us and our advertising partners. You are also agreeing to ourHi! I'm Moni. I’m a globetrotting creative with a camera in one hand and a notebook in the other.
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