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Input: I’m gonna try to keep it short. There’s this girl who implied I sexually assaulted her friend, she said she doesn’t feel safe around me and I broke her trust but she’s not “accusing me” but said she doesn’t know if I touched her friend or not. Anyways, drama happened, witnesses were there and I’ve explained this story before. It was false and it happened to be right after she was caught cheating on her boyfriend.

So one of my roommates and his girlfriend took her side because both girls were friends. They’re friends. My other roommate and his girlfriend don’t give a fuck and they trust me more and know I didn’t do it because I was with them.

Anyways, we’re having a huge event and usually we throw parties at our house afterwards because we have the biggest place. However, I don’t want to invite this girl over, I want to tell my roommates that if we have a party I do not want her to come. I’m scared it’s a douchey thing cuz I feel like everyone would hate me and wonder why and then she’d make up some excuse. 

But I can’t trust a girl at my house drinking if she’s willing to make accusations and cause drama for me because she doesn’t want to look like a cheater. 

I’m thinking if that’s too fucked up I’ll tell her to pay me $100. I just feel like an asshole excluding people but she didn’t suffer any consequences and I do feel narcissistic in the sense I think this would let her know that what she did isn’t ok. 

telling my roommates if we have an after party for organization I specifically want to exclude one individual