Chip Chick
Her friend was sleeping in her room the other day, waiting for her to get home, when her dad knocked on the door to wake her up and ask her to move her car from where it was parked.
Her friend said that her dad had told her she is “pretty” when she is sleeping before she went downstairs to move her car.
She was surprised her friend said that about her own dad since that doesn’t sound like something he would say.
When she confronted her dad about this, he mentioned he only asked her friend to move her car; nothing more. He never said she was pretty, he never acted creepily.
“I am trying to be unbiased here, but with all of my friend’s lying and attention-seeking history it makes it hard for me to trust her and I inevitably lean towards my dad’s side,” she said.
“I asked her multiple times on text whether maybe she misheard my dad and she kept saying she 100% didn’t miss hear my dad and he said the exact words of “I was staring at you because you’re pretty when you’re asleep”. My dad was extremely hurt that my friend feels creeped out by him when he didn’t even say the words she heard.”
She’s struggling with who to believe, which is honestly pretty absurd considering her friend is the one who has constantly caused her to not trust her words or actions.
Do you think she’s being ridiculous for not siding with her dad and cutting her friend off entirely over this?
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