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Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : This has been eating at me for some time now and I just really need some outside opinions on wether I'm in the wrong here for terminating one of my closest friendships due to a third party. Forewarning, this will be pretty lengthy but if you can stick through it I promise your judgement/opinions will be appreciated greatly. I really need an unbiased person to tell me if I'm an asshole, but I feel like that can't be done without background so if you can, please just stick it out. Like I said, I'd be incredibly thankful for anyones time and feedback regarding this situation. 

A few months ago, during my first semester of college, I met four girls who all became close friends of mine. I met the girl who I ultimately cut out, lets call her Kim, in a class of mine along with her roommate. We all clicked pretty well off the bat, but Kim and I especially.

At the same time, I met two other girls in a separate class that I also got along with really well. One of which remains my best friend to this day, lets call her Mel, and the other is the girl I now hate, let's call her Jess. In this class, we realized we had other classes together, and agreed to start sitting with one another in those classes as well. We started sitting with each other in our English class, but I noticed that Jess was pretty standoffish from the get-go, and I noted hints of jealousy when me and Mel would joke around with one another or have side comments during lecture. Jess would often interrupt our side comments to see what we were talking about, or crane her neck over to get in on the conversation which was a bit weird since we all sat in a row and Mel was usually in the middle of us. I figured she just felt left out a bit and should be included in conversation more. This is something that still happens to this day, and I've come to learn that Jess can't tolerate not being included in anything and everything.

Kim and I began getting closer and I invited her to come sit with Mel, Jess, and I in English as well. The first day I invited Kim to come sit with us, Mel was extremely welcoming and friendly to Kim, Jess was standoffish as usual. After the class ended, Kim even mentioned that she felt like Jess disliked her and that there were weird vibes there. I assured Kim that I felt the same way about Jess, but to let it ride out as she lightens up a bit. That night, I got a text from Jess asking if I wanted to grab some coffee. It was a bit odd being she had never spoken to me outside of class, and I couldn't help but notice how the invite came the same day someone new was introduced into the circle. I said yes to coffee, but looking back I wish I hadn't. 

The first time we hung out was a shit-show. I could tell that Jess thought it was a blast, but in the hour that we hung out, she somehow managed to use the n-word (she is white), bring up her homophobic beliefs as well as her families', and make sly racist remarks about black people. I am neither black nor gay, so I don't necessarily feel like it is my place to be policing what people can and cannot say regarding these matters.... but my father is a brown-skinned native man who has been called the n-word many times in attempt to dehumanize and embarrass him despite him not even being black, so I understand the negative power that word can hold when said by someone who has never been called that. I have black family members who despise the word so much they don't even allow their own black children to say it casually. Also, my grandfather was a gay man who lost his life to aids and lived a tortured life in the closet for decades... so I really don't give a fuck about what you think is right or wrong in regards to this subject, and I surely don't want to hear about it in a way that makes me feel like you somehow think I will approve of this mindset. As you can see, this really set the tone for my relationship with Jess from here on out.

I immediately went home and had a long conversation with someone from back home that I knew I could trust and basically explained to them that I know it's early to just axe her out, but Jess has obviously shown me that she is someone who I can never expect to understand me on a deeper level, and she sure as hell won't ever understand my family or my moral roots. My friend explained that not every friendship has to be deep, and to set boundaries with her instead of being so cut and dry with my relationships, so I did. 

Later, I confided in Kim about my night with Jess and Kim told me that what Jess did really wasn't okay. Kim explained how she also had a strikingly similar family history as me and that Jess's opinions were unnerving to say the least. I assured Kim that I was talking to her in confidence, and that I wanted her to find out her own opinions of Jess and not pre-judge her before getting to know her. Kim said that she was already feeling very excluded by Jess and that she didn't see them ever being real friends, and that aside from my experiences with her, Kim never felt great around Jess anyway and didn't want to tell me because she didn't want to create unnecessary strife. 

As Kim and I got closer, we started going out and partying with one another. When partying was introduced to our friendship, I think things really started to go downhill. Looking back, Kim was never really that great of a friend, but I think I put up with a lot more bullshit than I'd like to admit because I really wanted her as a friend. Some things that really hurt me included making out/ dancing on guys at parties that she knew I liked. She'd also blatantly tell me things wouldn't happen that \*did\* happen when I was drunk, in order to twist my reality and make me look like an idiot. To this day she will tell me to my face that I didn't kiss a mutual friend of ours that I had a genuine thing for, even though I \*know\* I kissed him and did so in front of her and her roommate. For what gain? I have no fucking clue.. 

Our "going out" group was pretty big, so I didn't think much of it when Kim suggested we invite Jess out with us one night. Bigger is always better when it came to the number of people in the group and I figured if Jess got to be too much, creating distance wouldn't be too difficult. I was very wrong. Jess has a boyfriend in another state who she emotionally manipulates in order to make him jealous and chase after her. For example, when she was getting ready, she mentioned that she wanted to just wear some jeans when she went out because she had no one to impress. But when she told her boyfriend she was going out and he asked her what she was wearing, she put on a skin tight black dress and took a picture of her outfit and sent it to him. When he called her and told her he was genuinely worried about her safety wearing something like that to a frat house, she laughed about it and told us that she loves when she makes him jealous. Throughout the night she would go around flirting with guys and take pictures of her hanging on them and send them to her boyfriend, telling him about the new "friends" she made. She would then come up to me and laugh about how mad her boyfriend was getting about the pictures. She even started dancing on a guy and then started bawling and ran out of the house saying that he "forced himself on her" even though I saw her back up onto him with little to no concern about her relationship. Then, she made the whole night about wether she should tell her boyfriend about how she danced with another guy. Insinuating that she wanted to because it would make him jealous, but she didn't want to hurt him. I hope my reasoning for absolutely hating this girl is becoming more transparent, if not crystal-fucking-clear. 

When I tried to mention how I was feeling about Jess to Kim, she told me that she just thought I was jealous because Jess was pulling hot guys. I assured her that wasn't the case, and if it was I'd be honest about it. But, I was feeling like Jess was using her looks to manipulate men, including her own boyfriend, and it made me uncomfortable. Kim just kept telling me that she thought I was jealous. I stopped talking to Kim for a few days, and when I calmed down I told her that it felt like she was stomping me out every time I tried to confide in her about how I felt. Kim admitted that it wasn't right for her to jump to that conclusion and to stick to it, she apologized to me and it was over with. 

My final straw was one night where Kim invited her out with us and she spent the whole night luring guys into our circle, making them think they had a shot with her, and then publicly rejecting them in front of all of us. I felt like I was the only one seeing the little game she was playing, where her end goal was to make all of the other girls in the group feel less than and to publicly embarrass any of the guys who thought they had a shot at her. As we were walking home, she just kept repeating things like "I can't believe he really said I was the hottest girl out of the group" or "I can't believe that guy just came up and offered me a shot in front of all of you like that, he said he was only giving them to the hot girls." By then I was done and left the group early. I was fuming, drunk, and I didn't want to be around her for another second. I remember leaving the group crying, but trying my hardest not to make a scene. I felt really torn down by the whole thing, and I felt like I was isolated in my opinions about Jess.. which made me feel like I was delusional. The next morning I woke up to texts from everyone in the group checking in on me and assuring me that boxed wine will do that to a girl and that they hoped I felt better in the morning. I got a text from everyone but Kim, the one I am by far the closest to out of the group. This hurt and I decided to put some distance between us. 

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