Tell me some backstabbing best friend stories.

There was this friend in my group. We were working on a project together. I did most of the research and came up with great ideas. But at the last minute, he took all the credit and told the boss that I was slacking off. It was a huge betrayal as I thought we were a team and friends. It cost me a promotion opportunity at work.

One story is about a girl named Lily. Her so - called friend, Sarah, spread false rumors about Lily at school. But soon after, Sarah was caught cheating on a big exam. The whole school found out and she was severely punished. It was like karma for her backstabbing behavior towards Lily.

Personally, I would cut them off immediately. There's no need to keep someone around who would stab you in the back.

I know a pair of best friends, Ben and Lily. They were always there for each other. One time when they went on a road trip together, they ended up sharing a hotel room due to a booking mistake. That night, they just started talking about their feelings and how they were always more than just friends in a way. They started holding hands and it just led to them becoming a couple.

My best friend and I were at a concert. She was so excited that she jumped on stage during the encore. I was horrified at first but then started laughing. The security guards were not happy, but the band thought it was hilarious and let her stay up there for a bit. We got some great pictures out of it, and it's a story we'll always tell.

I don't think it's appropriate to share such stories as they often involve complex and unethical relationship dynamics. We should focus on positive and healthy relationship stories instead.

My drunk best friend story involves a night out in the city. He got really drunk at a bar and decided he could breakdance. He started spinning on the floor, but his moves were more like a flailing octopus. We all had a great laugh, and he didn't even remember it the next day.

My best friend and I were at a fancy restaurant. He was so excited about the food that when the waiter brought the bread basket, he reached out to grab a piece. But he misjudged and knocked over his glass of water, which spilled all over the table and onto the lap of the person next to us. He turned bright red and kept apologizing.

Well, I once had a friend, Lily. One night during a really emotional movie night, we just looked at each other and suddenly kissed. It was a brief, soft kiss. It was strange at first but then it made our bond even deeper in a way. We talked about it after and realized it was just a moment of pure connection.

Well, I have a story. My friend Lily once had a crush on our mutual best friend, Tom. She noticed she felt differently when he was around, her heart would race. But she was so scared to ruin the friendship. So she kept it to herself for a long time, just enjoying the little moments they shared like when they studied together or went for walks. Eventually, she realized it was just a passing feeling as she started to like someone else.