AITA For Removing My Best Friend From Our Group?
Friendships are supposed to feel safe, comforting, and stable—but sometimes they twist into situations you never thought you’d face. For three…
Imagine coming out to your car and discovering someone had hit it—and then drove off without leaving a note or taking any responsibility. That’s exactly what happened to me recently. I’m 27, and I park on the street outside my building.
A few days ago, I checked my dashcam after thinking I’d seen someone near my car. The footage revealed a 20-year-old girl from across the street attempting to parallel park and hitting my rear fender hard enough to move my car slightly.
When I confronted her, she downplayed the incident, insisted it wasn’t a big deal, and refused to pay for anything beyond paint or polishing. I knew there could be hidden damage and wanted to take proper action. With the help of a friend who’s a cop, I filed a police report and informed my insurance.
Now, the situation has escalated, and opinions are divided. Was I right to report her, or did I overreact?
AITA for reporting a girl for hit and run after she hit my car and fled?
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