Cat mom refuses to exile cat to her parents’ house 1.5 hours away so her best friend can host a birthday party at her house: ‘There's just no way’

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  • "I told her that I had no obligation to let her do the party at my house and I kindly accepted to do so, so the least she could do was to be grateful."
  • I (24f) have been friends with a girl that I'll call Hayley (24f) since high school. For a few years. we didn't get to see each other much because we went to college on
  • opposite sides of the country, but I moved to her city last year so we really got to catch up with each other.
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  • Hayley will be turning 25 in a week so we - along with some other friends - started planning her birthday party a while ago. She wanted to have
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  • a rather big party so that she could invite all of her friends groups, but we couldn't find anywhere to have it and she lives in a small apartment. I on the
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  • other hand have a house, it's not that big but it's big enough to host the party. So our friends started bringing it up and said that we could throw the party at my house.
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  • I was fine with that. I did find it kinda weird that they were the one to bring it up, because I personally wouldn't suggest throwing a party
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  • in someone else's house unless they were the one to suggest it, but it didn't really matter. So I said yes, my only conditions were that the party didn't
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  • turn into chaos, that no one got too drink, and that they helped me clean up the next day. Everyone. was fine with that so we agreed on it.
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  • Yesterday, Hayley sent me a text to tell me how many people would be there. That's when she asked me if I could get my cat out of the house
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  • for the night, because one of her friends from college is allergic. I told her that I didn't have anywhere else to leave him, but that I could make sure that he stayed
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  • upstairs while we were downstairs. I also told her that my cat is very shy and easily scared so there's no way he'd get close to her friend.
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  • She then told me that I could just leave him with my parents and then go back to get him the next day. My parent's house is about an hour and a half
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  • drive and there's just no way I'd drive a total of 6 hours in one weekend. I told her that it really wasn't possible for me to leave him with my parents
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  • but that he would be locked upstairs and I'd deep clean the house to make sure there's no cat hair anywhere. I also told. her that she should've
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  • told me earlier and I could've found another solution, but now the party is in less than a week.
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  • She told me that I wasn't being helpful and that I was ruining her party, and she's been about me to a lot of our mutual friends. I told her that I
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  • had no obligation to let her do the party at my house and I kindly accepted to do so, so the least she could do was to be grateful. She hasn't.
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  • replied since. Most of our friends agree with me, but I also feel a bit guilty. I don't know if I'm in the wrong here and I don't know what else I can do.
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  • Traditional_Bid_5... NTA. The party is canceled and you need to tell her now. The fact she is bad mouthing you shows how ungrateful she is.
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  • demon803 NTA, she and you do know that even a deep clean will not take away all the cat debris and anyone with an allergy usually cannot be in a house that a cat has been in EVER. My mom reacts in under 30 minutes even in rooms that the cat has not been in, cat dander flies.
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