money vs friendship

[shunkka 0]

u make an affair and have a partner
u ever think to cheat ur partner and make more money?
why when money comes in a friendship somthing will broke?
human race= cheaters?
i`m so sad i can loose a friend because of money
grrrrrrrrrrhhhhhhh i`m MAD

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[mcrocker 0]

You don't have to lose a friend.

You can pay the money you lost to learn a lesson.
Keep your friend but never involve money with him/her again.

You never know, maybe someday they will realize what they have done and repay you.

I don't know how much money you lost, is it worth your friendship?

[lemonjelly 0]

ditch the M/Fo
I'm sure that that the money thing will play on their mind more than yours.
If they feel any remorse at all, then they will contact you!

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[PLFXpert 0]

Carrie's philosophy #21: You should never loan money to a friend, or anyone else, if you expect to receive it back. If you feel the cause is worthy, genuinely want to help, and have the $$$ to give away, then do it. If they pay you back it's a bonus. But if you need the funds, can not spare, or expect it back; don't do it

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[unformed 0]

Don't bring money in between friends, unless you know cantrust the friend. If and when you do bring money in between, use a small enough amount that you are willing to lose. If it is paid back, great, now you know you can at least somewhat trust them, but still keep loans at amounts that you can afford to lose.

If they do screw you over, conscientously, fuck em; they're not your friend. (In some cases however, they might be strung up for cash, and really be trying to pay you back ... but depends on the situation. Someone who screws you over in a business is not a friend by any means.

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