Imagine having a friend who’s dying of cancer, and one day you see a post on Facebook announcing her death. You grieve for hours, only to receive a message from her saying she’s still alive and faked her death to see who cared. That’s exactly what happened to one person, who now faces a moral dilemma: should they block their dying friend for this manipulative act?
The Dying Girl’s Deception

Faking Death on Facebook

To Block or Not to Block?

Seeking Advice

The Girl’s Real Situation

Age Matters

Friend Takes Action

Alternate Account Exposed ️♂️

A Disturbing Detail

Understanding Different Perspectives

Grief and Betrayal

A Rollercoaster of Emotions

The Reality of Anger and Hurt

Final Thoughts ♀️

Age Update

The Internet Weighs In on the Dying Girl’s Deception ️
As the story of the dying girl who faked her death on Facebook unfolds, the internet is divided on whether the friend is justified in blocking her. Some argue that dying can make people do crazy things, while others emphasize the grief and betrayal felt by the friend. It’s a rollercoaster of emotions, and only time will tell if the friend will unblock her or not. ️ ♀️ Let’s dive into the top responses from the internet for your pleasure!
NTA for considering blocking friend who faked death on Facebook

Empathize with the dying girl’s mental state, don’t judge harshly.

Compassionate responses to dying girl’s Facebook prank. NAH.

Debating if she’s NTA or NAH, but friend can block

Playing with people’s feelings is a huge no

NAH or ESH? Commenter empathizes with dying girl’s potential fear.

Friend considers cutting off dying girl who faked death
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Compassion for a dying friend’s strange behavior

Faking death for attention: blockable offense or cry for help? ♀️

Friend considers blocking dying girl who faked death on Facebook

NTA calls out fake death as sick and disrespectful

Friend calls out fake death drama on Facebook. NTA.

Debate on whether faking death is excusable due to illness

Compassionate comment about dying girl’s Facebook prank.

Commenter believes dying girl not at fault, but friend is unsupportive

Empathy and understanding are crucial in dealing with dying loved ones

Abandoning a dying friend over a test is disgusting
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NAH, friend has a right to be upset, but dying girl’s behavior is understandable.

Dying girl fakes death on Facebook for attention, friend reacts.

Friend called out dying girl’s manipulative fake death on Facebook

Commenter sympathizes with dying girl’s behavior and mental state.

Empathetic comment suggests confronting friend about fake death prank.

Understanding the context of a mistake doesn’t excuse it.

Faking death for attention is manipulative and not okay.

Defending dying girl against harsh criticism with a reality check

Sassy NTA comment suggests using Ouija board to talk to ‘dead’ friend

Deciding whether to block a dying friend on Facebook

Adults confused about faked death on Facebook

Blocking a dying girl on Facebook? NAH, but tread carefully.
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Don’t leave things unsaid, express love while you can ❤️

Chronic illness doesn’t excuse toxic behavior. #NTA

Compassionate comment urges friend not to block dying girl

Compassionate advice for dealing with a scared and depressed friend

Commenter sympathizes with dying girl’s mental health, declares NTA.

Avoiding annoying Facebook posts without blocking – a helpful tip!

The dying often want to know what the world will be like without them. Why do the living insist we die gracefully?

Grieving friend defends deceased girl’s actions. It’s a sensitive topic

Report fake death girl’s page, NTA for wanting justice
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Friend questions if girl faking cancer has Munchausen syndrome

Commenter calls out insane behavior of faking death on Facebook.
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Compassion vs Boundaries: The Dilemma of a Dying Friend

Facing death, girl fakes death on Facebook. Commenter empathizes.

Compassionate response to girl faking death on Facebook.

Commenter empathizes with girl’s insecurity, advises forgiveness and understanding.

Dying girl fakes death to test friends, ESH for reaction
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Grieving girl fakes death on Facebook, friend wants to block her

The psychological impact of knowing you’re close to death

Curiosity peaks as comment raises questions about fake death account

Understanding the thoughtless yet understandable actions of a dying girl

Compassionate response to dying girl’s Facebook stunt.

Friend questions if faking death is unforgivable, receives clarification.

Showing empathy towards a dying friend who faked her death

Friend approves of faking death on Facebook, no a-hole here

Friend fakes death on Facebook, NTA wants to block.

Commenter expresses shock and concern for the girl’s behavior

Playing with emotions like that sucks, but NTA for blocking.

Maintain social distance, but keep relationships with others. NTA.

NTA calls out manipulative behavior in fake death stunt

Friend thinks faking death is f**ked up. NTA.

NTA commenter finds dying girl’s behavior appalling
