Girl Never Pays Her Friend Back For Taylor Swift Ticket So She Sells It To Someone Else, Asks If That's Wrong

Now we know that this girl is probably so upset to miss out on the Taylor Swift tickets with how popular she is right now.

Daphnie

• Published in Film & TV
• February 20, 2024

We're back at it again with another Reddit post from the AITA thread, and this thread has been popping up lately with awesome posts. The AITA thread is a place where people can go to get unbiased opinions and advice on their situation.

Sometimes, it's just easier to get advice from people on the internet on their situation to see if they are in the wrong or not for what they did. So, with this being said, we're looking at a situation and a post that was submitted by a girl who wants to know if she's in the wrong for selling her friend's Taylor Swift concert ticket because she hasn't paid her back the money yet even though it's been months.

Now we can definitely understand OP's frustration here, and it's clearly been excuse after excuse with the friend. But OP is not quite sure and so she's looking for advice from the internet to see if she's in the wrong for this or if it was a valid reaction to the situation going on.

So, if you're interested in getting to see the full post and see all of the best comments that were on it as well, then keep on reading as we dive in and give you all the details here.

OP explains her situation about the Taylor Swift tickets by giving us all the details of their agreement.

She says all was well in the beginning, which is usually how it is in these cases.

OP then gets into the bulk of the issue, which is that she hasn't been paid yet for the ticket that she bought for her friend.

We get why OP is pressed about it because it's her money and she should have been repaid a while ago at this point.

OP said she brought it up again but that the same situation had always happened.

This is when she said that she would sell the ticket to someone else and give her the money back that she'd already paid to her anyway.

Of course, the friend was upset about this, but honestly, we don't blame OP for making this decision.

She essentially just wants to know if she's TA here or not for offering the ticket to someone else.

Then she gives us an update that we've been ready for and we love to hear.

OP has made her decision on the tickets and the situation.

It honestly doesn't sound like this girl is a good friend or person anyway if she reacted like this.

It turns out that her other friend has already done her duties with the ticket and all is well on their end.

Of course people came to the comments and many of them told OP that she was NTA in this situation, and we agree.

Doing something like this should have been established in the beginning though and they wouldn't have had to deal with it at all.

She's already said that she was going to do this though.

We totally feel like OP dodged a bullet here because who knows if she was ever going to give her the rest of the money. It just goes to show that setting boundaries and establishing rules in the beginning is important, even when it comes to friends.

Daphnie