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A few months ago a friend and I made our curriculum vitae together and we went to a shop to take the photo, he didn’t have enough money and asked me to pay part of it and he would gave it back so I payed for the photo and we went on. Time passed and I did not want to seem rude or something so I haven’t said a word about the money, this was roughly 4€ and as time went on I decided not to give the matter a lot of time so I just moved on.

Now, last week he asked me again If I could lend him 5€ for a paysafecard ticket for a game and although I had some doubts I agreed to do so, again he said he would give it back. Again, that same night he told people how thankful he was for a friend buying him a skin on a game and all that. He was talking about other friend. This pissed me off for sure, again I decided to just let things go by and wait to see if he would give me the money. The next we meet up he said he had the money but no exchange for it so he was not able to give it to me. I was like “It’s ok, don’t worry, next time.” This went going for several days and still I didn’t say a word about it.

I must say that his financial status is a lot higher than mine, and also bugged me the fact that he could ask for change ANYWHERE. Right now I just think that he does not want to give me the money back.

I also start to think that I was just dumb for agreeing to this guy.

TL;DR: A friend asked me for money two times and said that he would pay me back but he either does not say a word about it or he just puts up excuses like “Sorry I don’t have change so I can’t give it to you now” even if he had places available right where he was for change.

being at a friend who owes me money