If you believe your friend has lied, is it hard to accept the truth, that you're wrong?

Or is it easier to let a friend go, then to apologise?

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Mrsbetweenfatandfit · 26-30, F

I avoid accusations without sufficient evidence because being in such a situation would be very embarrassing.

Minime · F

@Mrsbetweenfatandfit I think this is true. I'm not sure it's possible for some to admit the damage it's caused. It's too embarrassing.

Luvbuttz · M

@Mrsbetweenfatandfit oh i was in a mix something like this...and i messed up by not securing the facts because this girl threw everything away by the time i was putting everything on the table.. I know what i saw .. Im not crazy i told her.. Guess what she said..... ? She told me... "If you cant show it...it didnt happen ! " dam.. Wasnt that messed up ! To top it all off... She used other peoples sympathy for her own personal gain ! Dam.. The only proof I had was in my head.. For me !!!! That was enough ! What would u have done ?