I was maid of honor for my best friend and spent weeks planning her bachelorette weekend. Then she publicly mocked me in a group chat, saying I was bad at organizing and chose an ugly location.
I still showed up—but later learned she blamed me behind my back and accused me of sabotaging the trip out of jealousy. That was my breaking point.
I walked away. Eventually, the truth came out. The wedding happened, but the marriage didn’t last.
She later apologized from therapy. I wished her well, but didn’t go back.
Leaving a toxic friendship hurt—but it brought peace.
If you’ve dealt with maid of honor drama or a toxic best friend, you’re not dramatic.
Sometimes healing means walking away.
