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Input: This is my first time posting...I have a friend that send out messages on her husbands birthday event page that he would like for his birthday even uploads pictures...when its her birthday she suddenly wants to go out to lunch and dinner with everyone... not all at once either....so she can get a free meal in my opinion.  I recently had my first birthday party ever at a friend's seafood restaurant.   She ordered 3 appetizers for the table. I never asked her to.  By this time I was more than half intoxicated and when she got the bill for her and her husband and the appetizers she had this look on her face like she couldnt pay and i didn't want to make a scene in front of everyone nor embarrass anyone..so i paid for my dinner and her and her husband's dinner which was $140. I had no problem whatsoever paying for my dinner and paid for 95% of the birthday decorations and cake. She paid for some we bought at a dollar store which I argued with her about but she wouldn't let me pay.  I hate confrontation so I never said anything.  I regret it now and am so tired of the shit I put up with just to have her as a friend. She was there for me a lot when my sister and her wife died but i feel like she holds it against me and takes advantage of me. I feel like she has a narcissistic personality.  I'm considering not going to his birthday party and slowly getting her out of my life. Am I wrong for feeling this way?

thinking my friends are birthday beggars