Katharina Buczek
Plus, even though that was years ago when they were children, she has always kept her friend’s allergens in mind while eating together.
She would even go out of her way and call ahead to restaurants they planned on visiting to make sure they had foods her friend could eat.
And even more wildly, when she got married, she served a Western-style dinner instead of a traditional Indian one.
Why, you may ask? Well, because her friend was the maid of honor and having her friend be there was more important than what food she ate on her wedding day. And she put up with all the bashing from her family members over it.
So now that her friend is getting married, she noticed that the wedding menu includes a ton of foods that the friend is allergic to.
At first, she considered that maybe her friend was going to ask for a substitute meal.
But then, while she was at her friend’s house and speaking with her mother, she mentioned that she would be bringing an EpiPen just in case. And shockingly, the mother asked who the EpiPen was for and told her that her friend was actually not allergic to anything.
She was understandably very embarrassed after that and laughed it off in the moment. Later, when she saw her friend, though, it all went downhill.
“I asked her about it, and she just laughed and said it was just her way of avoiding Indian food. I was shocked, snapped at her, and yelled quite a bit,” she said.
And since then, she has just felt incredibly hurt.
She has no idea why her friend would keep the lie going on for so long and, because of that, has not responded to any of the friend’s texts or calls for days now.
