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Input: This happened a few months back. My friend (she lives with me and we study together) was going through a phase where nothing was working out with any of the guys she had been meeting off of tinder (basically all of them turned out be assholes, leading her on at first, then bailing out abruptly with flimsy excuses). So when she told me her ex got in touch with her and invited her over to his place and offered to book flight tickets for her, I thought it wasn't a bad idea provided she was ready to fly alone overnight to his place and back. She was unsure at first and asked for my advice, I don't know what made me do what I did, but I said I would cover up in case her mom calls home asking to speak to her. Things ended badly when her mom suspected something amiss while speaking to her on the phone just before she boarded the flight. She demanded to see her on video call and my friend, panicking, called me up and I didn't know what to do so I told her it's best if she video calls her mom and makes it look like she's at home just about to go to bed. That plan was a success fortunately. But she ended up telling her mom everything later on because she was terribly upset that our friends stopped talking to her (she had lied to them saying she was attending a wedding with her sister). They told her that they don't trust her anymore. I feel like all this drama could have been avoided if I had just warned her this was a stupid idea in the first place. Our friends still don't speak to her properly and think that she's just a desperate mess who would do anything for a guy.

encouraging me friend to go all alone to meet her ex in another potentially dangerous city without any of her parents knowing