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My friend altered my wedding dress without my permission.

Don't touch that. I-24 female have a friend, 23 female,

who came to me about a month ago asking to borrow a blue bridesmaids dress. I was a bridesmaid for a

wedding with a blue theme not too long ago, so I lent her the dress that I used. She was a really

good friend, so I didn't really mind helping her out.

After I handed her the dress, she texted me thanking me, and I have not really heard from her since.

Anyway, the wedding happened, and a week later, she came to return the dress that she borrowed.

When she came over, I asked her how the wedding went, and whether or not the dress was comfortable.

That's when she admitted that she had it altered to fit her

better since she was smaller than me and that she liked it more snug. I was shocked, gagged,

confused, I really did not know how to feel about it. She didn't even ask my permission to have

it altered. Also, isn't it common etiquette to return borrowed

things in the same condition you received them? Also, she could have just asked. Anyway, we had a

conversation about how I didn't really appreciate what she did. She apologized and flat out said

that I can still have it readjusted if I wanted to wear it again and that she was willing to

pay for it. I told her I wasn't sure it would work since she basically shrunk my dress. Then she suggested that I sell the dress, so I asked her to buy it since she took it upon herself to have it altered without my permission. She asked how much, and when I told her that it was $90, she straight up told me that it was too much. She also told me that she wasn't willing to pay that much for a dress that has been used.

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