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Input: I was raised by a wealthy family, not obnoxiously wealth but comfortable and have been able to have nice things and holidays etc. this weekend was a trip out of town, funded by my mother for my birthday. She paid about $1500 for two nights away in a rural town.

We rented a beautiful Airbnb with a pool, rain showers and a giant bath tub. It was just meant to be a relaxing weekend with bubbles and face masks. The first night was awesome. Cheese, crackers, and a bottle of Dom Perignon vintage 2009. And then tequila. I had saved my ass off to make this weekend happen and put a lot of money towards food and alcohol. My friends had also spent approximately $200 on food.

The next day I really wanted was a good hour or so out in the afternoon to burn off some steam. I’m quite an active person. I had made some suggestions such as hiring bicycles ($20 for the whole day), or having a nosey at the local vineyards (find a cheap wine and maybe shout everyone a cheese board) or taking a drive out to the coast. We settled on the beach.

I was getting more worried about friend 1. She had gotten extremely quiet and friend 2 and I had decided maybe she needed some space as we are all quite introverted. I had asked periodically if friend 1 was okay, as had friend 2. When I noticed friend 1 hadn’t really cheered up, I decided it would be best if we headed back.

When we returned Netflix was put back on. F 1 at this claimed she was feeling a bit flu-y. She headed to bed after dinner.  F 2 and were quick to brush it off and check on her an hour later.

Friend 1, yelling, targeted at me: “I get that this is your weekend and I shouldn’t have come if I couldn’t afford it! But you have spent the whole day making me feel like shit about not having any money! and now I feel like shit because you made me ruin it!”

She proceeded to continue yelling, talking about how I wanted to do things that costed money. I can’t remember the entire rant and I didn’t get to respond as she stormed out of the room.

The gist was I made her feel like shit for not having money. F2 stood in the door kind of in shock. She very kindly offered f 1 a ride home. I could hear f1 on the phone still ranting about me being terrible. I had enough and went to remind her (not kindly) that f2 had offered her a ride out and to please take it. 

I would never intentionally make some one feel that way. I had intended to pay for any activity we had chosen. I may have not made that clear. I believe she could have spoken to my earlier in the day before she had worked herself up into such a state. On the other hand, I must have said something wrong in the day. 

It was a dick move asking her to leave considering we were far from home and she doesn’t drive but I was very upset. I think it was not going to be resolved. I feel like I let it escalate and should have asked when I initially sensed something wasn’t right.

making a friend feel poor