Katharina Buczek
Now, she is not even angry that her friend sold all of the items. After all, she realizes that she gave the hats and scarves away, so it was ultimately up to her friend what they did with them.
Instead, she is more hurt than anything since she saves up all of her money to spread kindness– not make a profit.
However, she did not confront her friend about the lie until they had the nerve to come back to her asking for even more free items.
“She asked if I had any more, and I told her that I dropped the remaining ones off at a local church. It was true,” she recalled.
“Then, she asked me if I could make a baby blanket for her daughter, and I told her no.”
Her friend was totally shocked at first and asked why she would refuse. But she was completely honest and called her friend out for lying to her and turning a profit behind her back.
Then, the friend apparently went on and on about how they really needed the money. Moreover, since she was not selling them, the friend thought they could.
After hearing that, though, she had had enough. Moreover, she stood firm on her decision not to make her friend a baby blanket.
However, she has since reflected on the situation and is not sure if refusing was the wrong thing to do.
Of course, she is understandably pissed off at her friend now and wants them to know what they did was not okay.
At the same time, though, they have been friends for a really long time.
