The Girl Who’s Dating Her Boyfriend’s Best Friend Accused Her Of Being A Gold Digger, So She Went Out Of Her Way To Embarrass Her
A 31-year-old woman has been dating her 42-year-old boyfriend for the last 5 years, and not that long ago she moved into the house that her boyfriend owns.
Now, she gets along pretty well with close to all of the friends that her boyfriend has, with one exception.
Her boyfriend’s best friend is dating a girl named Elle who absolutely, positively hates her guts and doesn’t hide it.
“Elle thinks I’m a gold digger,” she explained. “My boyfriend does make a lot more money than me, but I have a decent job, work hard and I make okay money.”
“Part of the reason she thinks this about me might be because we’ve got different backgrounds. He (and most of his friends) grew up wealthy, and I grew up working class.”
Elle constantly makes nasty remarks about how she grew up and the fact that she was poor in comparison to her boyfriend.
Elle never makes her comments in the company of her boyfriend, and she chose not to tell him about how mean Elle has been to her.
“Since I moved in with him, she’s made non-stop comments to me about how I must be so happy I’ve “bagged” him because I’d never have been able to live in a place like his otherwise,” she said.
“A few weeks ago, she even told me she was expecting me to announce a pregnancy to “lock him in.” I can’t have children, but she doesn’t know that.”
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As soon as Elle started accusing her of trying to baby trap her boyfriend, she could no longer just laugh along with her remarks.
Elle made the same comment again to her though, and she figured maybe she should try to just go along with Elle instead of fighting back.
So, when Elle made another comment about baby trapping her boyfriend, she put her hand on her belly and smiled.
Elle was stunned, but Elle did not say anything else to her regarding a potential pregnancy, though she did start in on her for not working full-time (she works freelance).
She again went along with Elle’s weirdness and mentioned she probably wouldn’t even need to be concerned about having a job.
“I’m not sure why I thought this was a good idea, but I was enjoying how angry it was making her so I kept doing it,” she revealed.
A week ago, she and her boyfriend met up with his friends to have dinner, and Elle was commenting on how she wasn’t drinking anything.
The reason why she’s not drinking is that she’s on a diet, but Elle figured it was because she was pregnant.
During dinner, Elle just turned to her boyfriend and said that she knew he never wanted to have kids, but she was curious if he was excited to be having one.
She sat there feigning surprise, before turning to her boyfriend and telling the entire table that she can’t actually have any children.
Every single person was quiet, including Elle. She stood up from the table, her boyfriend right beside her, and she walked out with him.
“She was apparently mortified,” she continued. “At that moment it felt great, but on reflection, I think I might have taken it too far. I’ve since heard that her boyfriend is sleeping at a different friend’s house and the rest of the group isn’t talking to her.”
“…I’m wondering if I should come clean and tell everyone I deliberately misled her into thinking I was pregnant? My boyfriend knows and thinks she had it coming.”
Do you think she should fill her boyfriend’s friends in on what she did?
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