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In the months that she did lose weight, she never hung out with Sara or saw her in person. She FaceTimed with her and sent her texts, but that was it.
Then, Sara’s birthday rolled around, and Sara asked her to come to her birthday party, which was just going to be full of her family members.
She agreed to go, and when she knocked on the front door of Sara’s house, Sara’s mom opened up the door.
When Sara’s mom saw her, she was shocked.
“She had never seen me that skinny or skinnier than her own daughter ever as I was always way heavier than Sara,” she continued.
“She started to give me compliments and couldn’t stop talking about how good I looked “now that you’re skinny,” her dad also joined the conversation, and Sara didn’t like that.”
She did not feel really comfortable with all of the attention being on her and her weight loss, and she attempted to steer the conversation away from her multiple times, but Sara’s family couldn’t stop talking about her.
Sara was extremely upset with the spotlight not being on her, and Sara herself made an effort to talk about other things, to no avail.
When the party was over, and she went back home, Sara sent her a nasty text, saying she was “selfish” and a terrible person “for stealing her big day.”
Sara also brought up her eating disorder and accused her of not caring about it.
“I think she’s just jealous that I am the one that’s getting compliments and all the attention now,” she concluded.
