We’ve all had that one friend who just doesn’t know when to let go. In this dramatic tale, a former roommate takes advantage of a Disney Plus account and tries to manipulate the situation to his favor. But when the tables turn, who’s really the bad guy here? Let’s dive into the story and find out!
The Shared Disney Plus Account
Toxic Roommate Situation
Old Friends, New Problems
Disney Plus Drama Begins
Password Power Play
Confronting the Culprit
The Promise and the Lie
Fake Friendship and Revenge
The Ultimate Betrayal
Playing the Victim
Mutual Friends Judge
Disney Plus Showdown: Who’s the Real A**hole?
In this gripping saga, a former roommate takes control of a shared Disney Plus account, changing the password without permission. When confronted, he pleads for forgiveness and a chance to mend their friendship. However, our protagonist has other plans. She gains access to the account, changes the passwords, kicks him out, and blocks him on all platforms. Now, their mutual friends are taking sides, with some calling her the a**hole for her actions. But who’s really in the wrong here? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this dramatic showdown…
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Blackmailing for Disney Plus? NTA, cut ties with him
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Explain the situation to mutuals. True friends won’t take sides.
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NTA, get new friends. He stole your identity and committed fraud.
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Account thief gets what he deserves, no Disney magic here
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Blocking friend from Disney+ and talking behind back? Not cool.
Blackmail over Disney Plus password? Not cool. NTA.
NTA, but change your password. Good riddance to toxic friends!
NTA stands up for themselves and exposes the real villain
Friend refuses to pay for Disney+, held item hostage. NTA.
Don’t let friends guilt-trip you for Disney+. #NTA
Changing password to keep friend off Disney Plus = NTA
Friendship betrayed over $7/month Disney+ subscription. NTA wins.
NTA, but password sharing etiquette can be tricky
NTA stands up to friend who mooches off streaming services.
Manipulative friend abuses account, bad mouths when caught. NTA.
Friend betrays over Disney+ account, but commenter is NTA
Email betrayal over Disney Plus leads to friendship fallout
Refusing to negotiate with ‘terrorists’ over Disney Plus access.
NTA OP, kick him off and leave him off.
Toxic friendship and betrayal. NTA but enabling behavior is harmful.
Friend pays for Disney Plus, friend adds privacy code but shares it. NTA.
NTA calls out friend’s narcissistic behavior over Disney+ betrayal.
