My friend accused me of liking her boyfriend do I have a right to be mad

[Anonymous]

She was like:

Please stop flirting with him or I will end our friendship.

I'm offended that she would even think that. Her boyfriend is a student and he doesn't even have a CAR! Like I can't believe what that she thinks that I have no standards! Am I right to be mad at her!

[madhatters4]

I think you are right to feel agitated and wrongfully accused. I think you should just explain how you feel and how her accusations make you feel. Tell her you'd never do that to her and that she should know you better than that... try not to get mad because really what you were dealing with are your friends insecurities and as well all have insecurities I think trying to be empathetic would help.

but explain to her very clearly that you are not that type of person and she should know that

[blackkid2]

You do the have the right to be mad. You, being a clear gold-digger, would never go with someone of such low class. Just tell her that and she will completely understand.

[Anonymous]

You are right to feel how you are feeling, no doubt. I suggest sitting down with her and telling her that you feel offended and hurt by her rash and illogical accusation. Tell her that her friendship is important to you (I assume it is!) and tell her in the best way you can that you have no interest in her boyfriend. To directly answer the question, yes I do believe you have a right to feel wrongfully accused in this situation. I hope it gets better soon, good luck!

[Alessus]

Well, I guess so, since her accusations were false. So I'd suggest you notify her of the state of affairs.