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You should not buy him anything. You should cut him out of your life entirely. This is an egregious trust violation. I’d forgive a teenager of such thoughtlessn
by enneff 4y ago
You should not buy him anything. You should cut him out of your life entirely. This is an egregious trust violation. I’d forgive a teenager of such thoughtlessness but if they’re an adult then they’re going to abuse you in other ways. They don’t care about you.
- zw123456 4y agoGood points. Maybe time to say goodbye.
- hackernewds 4y agoI had something like this happen. My friend is a massive prankster, and I let it escalate to the point, where they weren't just pranks. One day he came in with a bunch of goons and they seized every piece of IT equipment I had, including the fridge with the large screen. On the way in they shot the dog and tossed a smoke grenade into the crib, which was fortunately empty since baby was at my baby mama's house. Since my child support was based on my IT salary, I owed her $12500 monthly in child support. Court does not care that I'm unemployed now, and they're seizing custody. Lesson learned, do not let these pranks escalate unanswered. It can make you lose your dog, your kid, and/or make you a deadbeat dad. Be courageous, and say goodbye to your potentially horrendous friend while you can.