What if the accusations leveled at your friend turned out to be true? (I won't specify what accusations, but it could be anything such as bullying someone online, money laundering, lying about something, or even murder.)
Tuesday, February 16, 2021
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Depending on the accusations, I'd talk to them about it (maybe he or she didn't realize what was said online was bullying), call the police if I had evidence of wrongdoing, or stop being his or her friend. First I would probably deny it was possible, but we hear that too many times. "He was such a good neighbor, he'd never do that..." I would wonder how they fooled me.
ReplyDeleteYou got to the heart of where the question came from. So many people deny that their friend or neighbor could have possibly, and I wanted to explore that a bit.
DeleteI guess it would completely depend on what they did and why.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what I would do.
ReplyDeleteI figure they would have to take there punishment. It depend what it was and circumstance for how I would react.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe
That would be tough. Depending upon what they were accused of doing. I actually had this happen to me. A friend turned out to have done some things, lied about it, and eventually got arrested. I don't know where she is today but she betrayed a few people, me included. I don't hate her though and hope she got her life together after.
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