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Anonymous - 09/05/2015 19:17 - United States - Bristol
I find it strange that you are going out of your way to lie to her. Why are you leading her on like that? Just say "so and so is my maid of honor".
OP, are you even engaged yet? I'm only asking because I knew two young girls in Junior High who stopped being friends because one was planning on eloping if she ever got married and the other couldn't handle it that she wouldn't be 'maid of honor'.
She would not have asked if you had not somehow given her the impression that it was a possibility. Time to take some responsibility and cut the cord if you don't consider her a friend.
I would usually be skeptical, too. Though, knowing what kind of bat shit crazy people out there, I think there is the possibility she gave no impression this person would be in the wedding party
Tell her the wedding is in Antarctica on a specific date and tell her she can if she and a penguin can be your maid of honor
You need to put your foot down and tell her that you don't want to be her friend. If that doesn't work, avoid her as much as you can.
That sucks and is awkward. However if you're going to call her an attention seeking weirdo, you might as well tell her straight up that you don't want to be friends instead of sugar coating things and 'leading her on,' per se.
She sounds lonely... still though no excuse to make such a scene and put you in an awkward situation