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Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : My best friend and I are attending a formal valentines ball together to commemorate our friendship. Sounds silly I know but I’m kind of single (as in dating but no serious prospects for this event that is for Valentine’s Day) and we found out the ball was on the same day we met last year so it’s super important and we kinda got all weepy about it... Suffice it to say it’s just super important to us. 

I haven’t said anything to either of them and am unlikely too, but sometimes this friend really makes me uncomfortable - she makes fun of me to my best friend and my best friend always has to defend me. She also tends to monopolize the conversation most of the time she is around. I try very hard to include her in so much we do, in all our conversations when she is around, and activities that we plan, but she tends to get super offended if we do things when she is working or if anything ever happens without her. 

I happened to get my best friend a necklace, I bought it for her because it was similar to one I had that she loved. When the other friend saw my best friend wearing it, she asked her where she got it, and when she found out I got it for her, she said “But what about me?” 

I feel like “but what about me” is like her tag line tbh. I buy my best friend food a lot (so I can make sure she eats because she doesn’t always take care of herself) and any time I do this and don’t buy the other friend something she gets upset. She also gets mad when we go to the bar without her because she doesn’t have any money (which is a lot). 

She also got really mad when my best friend drunkenly told her how I reacted when I heard she was coming out one night (she had a recent DUI and no license, I didn’t want her driving, though the reason she got a DUI was because she went out with other friends and we wouldn’t have let her drive like that, we always send her home in an Uber or take her home with us) she got really pissed and thought I didn’t want her around. 

AITA for not wanting the friend to tag along? For just not wanting to deal with her for a night and have my best friend night? I’ll never say it but it’s got me so disappointed. But I feel like a complete asshole because part of me thinks she’s like this because she’s just starved for attention, and because I feel like maybe part of me just wants my best friend to myself more, which is weird I guess... like jealousy or greed or something...? I don’t know. 

no