23-year-old girl uses her friend's credit card without permission during a shopping spree, spends $130 and refuses to pay her back after being confronted: 'Do you really need it back that bad? It was an accident'

The foundation of any true friendship is trust. Acts of kindness, such as sharing and generous favors, are meaningful, but they're merely accessories to that foundation. Without trust, those gestures lose their meaning.

When dishonesty begins to seep into the cracks of that foundation, it's important to recognize it early. Address it directly. And if the damage runs too deep, it may be time to question whether the relationship still supports you in the way it once did.

Consider a situation where trust is majorly tested: two friends head out for a fun, girly-time shopping spree. Afterward, one of them accidentally leaves her credit card in the other's car. Days later, she discovers multiple unauthorized purchases on her account (of quite a hefty amount) , yet she is yet to receive a text or an apology, as there is still no sign of "Oh my God, I'm so sorry, I'll send the money back right now."

Something doesn't add up.

At this point, the only option is to confront the issue and ask the difficult question: was this truly an honest mistake due to a card mix-up, or was it a deliberate act of betrayal and theft?

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