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Input: So I had a pair of Birkenstock’s that I wore literally every day. My best friend and I often share clothes/ shoes and sometimes she would ask to borrow my birks, which I had no problem with. A few months ago, she lost one of my shoes (idk how but she did). When she lost them (about 6 months ago) , she said “I’m so sorry I promise I’ll buy u a new pair” but since hasn’t done anything about it. We both are in high school and she has to pay for everything she has (food, gas, clothes, etc.). I feel bad for asking because I know she works a lot but doesn’t make a lot of money but they were my cherished shoes and I’m missing them a lot. I keep jokingly bringing it up to her and every time she says “I’m so broke!!!!” Which I know is somewhat true. Would I be an asshole if I kept asking her about it and made her buy me new shoes or should I just let it go? I don’t want to be a bitch and force her to buy me shoes but she lost them in the first place and hasn’t done anything about it. 

making my friend buy me a new pair of $100 shoes after she lost mine