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A model representing the accused girl
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Am I overreacting after being suspected of theft by my best friend's family?
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An illustrative picture of a theft, representing what the girl in this story got accused of
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In my opinion, the mother’s thought process probably went something like this : “This girl is young, she is immature, the attitude of stealing a small amount of money from a house is immature, therefore it must be her”. I really don’t think, prior to that, the mother considered her suspicious. What I’m trying to say here is that these types of situations tend to be a matter of timing. You recount who was in the house at the time of the theft, and you make assumptions based on that timeframe.
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If the girl really doesn’t have anything to hide, I don’t think she should stop staying overnight at the house. Things will eventually become clear, and the family will have renewed trust in her. I do think she should wait a little before going back, though. The potential issue here is that the real thief never appears, and they keep framing her. If that happens, it would be really difficult to keep a straight face going to a slumber party at her friend’s house. If I were her, I would let some days go by and try to speak directly to the mother. I believe honesty can be felt. If not, she should protect herself and try to bring the friendship to other territories (literally other places). I’m surprised about how many weird things can happen in life and relationships.lol
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