Friend Eats Mom’s Birthday Sweets, Starving or Just Greedy?

Imagine spending days preparing a special birthday surprise for your mom, only to have it devoured by a friend! That’s exactly what happened to our 24-year-old protagonist, who had been baking her mom’s favorite French sweets for her upcoming birthday party. With no space at home, she entrusted her friend to store the treats. But when she went to check on them, she found most of them eaten! The friend, who claimed to be starving, now faces the wrath of a very upset daughter.

A Sweet Surprise for Mom

Finding a Temporary Home

A Shocking Discovery

The Culprit Confesses

Starving or Just Greedy?

No Sympathy Here ‍♀️

A Hollow Apology

Money Can’t Replace Love

A Bitter Aftertaste

Time Running Out ⏰

A French Twist

Sweet Surprise Turns Sour

So, our protagonist spent days lovingly crafting her mom’s favorite French sweets for her birthday party, only to have them devoured by a supposedly starving friend. Now, with no time left to re-bake the treats and a very upset daughter, the question remains: was her reaction justified? Or did she overreact to her friend’s desperate hunger? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this sticky situation…

Friend ate Mom’s sweets, offered fake money, talked behind back. Cut her off.

Don’t mess with someone’s birthday treats!

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, commenter says drop them. NTA.

NTA, commenter suggests alternative solutions and advises to involve dad.

Friend is greedy AF and should have asked permission. NTA

Delicious sounding sweets. NTA for being upset.

Betrayed trust over birthday sweets. NTA stands firm

Bake the sweets again for your mom out of the blue

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, commenter suggests better solutions.

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, commenter says NTA, suggests communication

Friend accused of eating birthday sweets, commenter says NTA.

Friend sneaks and eats mom’s birthday sweets, NTA for being mad

Selfish friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, not starving. #NTA

Demanding payment for damages after NTA friend eats birthday sweets

Beware of eating mom’s birthday sweets, NTA suggests rebaking later.

Friend stole birthday sweets, NTA is angry and suggests a solution

Send a receipt for ingredients and labor or uninvite them

Friend ate all mom’s birthday sweets, didn’t plan to confess. NTA.

Concerned commenter suggests friend may have an eating disorder

User calls out the friend for being greedy and suggests consequences.

Shaming on social media for eating mom’s birthday sweets

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, commenter suggests ditching friendship.

Friend ate mom’s birthday sweets, commenter says NTA for reaction.

Baker sympathizes with OP’s dessert theft, offers support and advice �upcake

Professional candy maker is fuming over friend’s greediness

Is the commenter an a**hole for questioning pastry freshness?

Debating whether French people starve, even if OP is NTA

Bake mom’s favorite and drop the friend. Late assortment?

Heartbreaking situation, NTA. Dishonest friend with no manners

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, breaks trust, gaslights, NTA.

Bake the treats yourself and share the recipe. #NTA ‍

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, destroys trust and friendship.

NTA but make her pay. Send an invoice for ingredients and labor

Empathetic comment on the difficulty of making certain desserts.

Homeless person wouldn’t steal, friend is a manipulator. NTA

French OP’s statement about people not starving is a bit odd

Pastry chef sympathizes with OP, calls for restitution.

Cutting out a lying friend ‍♀️ #NTA

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, commenter suspects ED or impulse issues.

Self-respect and dignity matter. NTA for being fuming

NTA, but don’t cut off friend yet. Talk and evaluate friendship.

Growing up poor doesn’t excuse stealing. NTA.

Friend agreed not to eat sweets, acted poorly afterwards. NTA

Heartbreaking to see a friend disrespect your hard work and effort

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, commenter advises to apologize

Let them eat cake NTA for not sharing sweets.

Cut out toxic friends who don’t appreciate your efforts

Empathetic NTA comment receives support from others

Friend eats all mom’s birthday sweets, commenter says NTA.

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, offers to pay with no money

Friend steals mom’s sweets, commenter says NTA for calling it theft.

Dessert champion calls out greedy friend, NTA verdict reached

NTA. Suggest she helps you re-bake the sweets. ‍

Friend ate mom’s birthday sweets without permission, NTA for being mad.

Honesty is the best policy. NTA for telling the truth.

Friend takes advantage of trust, steals birthday sweets. NTA.

Don’t trust her at all Make more sweets and ghost

Empathetic comment acknowledges effort and difficulty of desserts

Justified anger over stolen birthday treats. NTA wins!

Friend ate mom’s sweets, commenter advises to tell dad ASAP.

Respect personal boundaries and ask for permission before taking food

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, commenter says NTA and calls out unacceptable behavior.

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, options to avoid temptation. NTA.

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, gets called out for greediness.

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, gets called out and shamed.

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, NTA for being upset.

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, commenter says NTA for being upset.

Friend eats mom’s birthday sweets, commenter says NTA for being upset.

Friend ate mom’s sweets, commenter suggests making her pay and treating mom to dinner.

User accuses friend of being greedy for eating mom’s sweets

Friend ate sweets, commenter says NTA, suspects gluttony and theft

Why post NTA stories? Let’s discuss in comments

Friend ate mom’s birthday sweets, commenter suggests telling dad and ending friendship

Empathetic response to friend’s possible food issues

Baker sympathizes with OP, suggests asking family for help.

Friend ate mom’s sweets, but OP can remake desserts. NTA.