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Input: I've been friends with her for half my life (Friend A) There was actually three of us that were really good friends. Then one of them (Friend B) slept with my significant other (you can check out my past post.... it was a mess). 

I dumped the friend that slept with my husband. And everyone else associated with her. But that other good friend? Friend A, she was innocent in all of it. And she said she was done with Friend B. B was changing and was acting out a lot. Friend A didn't mention it to me, because she didnt want me to feel caught in the middle of them. I thought we were on the same page when it came to cutting Friend B out of our lives. 

Now, Friend A doesn't reach out to me (not that I have either, I'll admit). She said she keeps it cordial with Friend B because they have mutual friends. Well, now it seems like more than that. They take those cringey, cute photos together at bars like they are back to being best friends. I even mentioned to Friend A that I felt like we were going to fade away and no longer be friends. Friend A said she has to be nice to Friend B and that she'd never expect me to hang out with that other girl. We would make time for one another when I visted in December. But then we haven't talked since that conversation took place.

She had asked in November when I'd be in town. I told her, so she could take off work. I arrived back in my hometown. I didn't text her. She didn't text me. And the week we had talked about getting together, she was out at the bars with Friend B. 

And today I see that my "friend" tagged the Friend B in a post saying they should go to another event in town. 

Am I wrong if I feel like Friend A never really was a friend? Or at least not a good one. If the roles were reversed, I would never speak to Friend B ever again. I wouldn't care if we had mutual friends still. I'd ignore Friend B. I don't think that's being a bitch. I think it's pretty reasonable to think I'm not going to associate with someone who has hurt a good friend. 

Am I crazy here? Part of me wants to write Friend A and be like wtf is this? Are we just done?? Are you choosing her over me just because I live out of state now and you're lonely? 

My life has been a mess this last year, and I have fucking no one anymore. I'm just pissed and confused. So, am I in the wrong here for expecting her to drop Friend B after she said she was done with her?? Is it odd for her to change her mind?

saying screw this friendship