<human>: Sorry for awful caps and punctuation, im on my phone. I'm in college and a friend of mine was recently in a car accident and had her car totaled (not her fault). Because she is 20 she is ineligible to get a rental car. The other day she told me all casually and matter-of-fact "oh by the way I will need your car next Wednesday from 4-11:30 pm." Okay well first of all 4 pm to 11:30 pm is a really long time. Second of all way to not ask and just assume I wont need it for 7 hrs and you can take it.

 I think she assumed that since I let my roommate borrow my car all the time that itd be fine. Well id like to be asked nicely rather than just being told "oh, i need it wednesday" like Ill just let anyone anytime borrow my car. So I made up something about needing my car but agreed to drop her off wednesday and pick her up at 11:30 pm. 

She texted me yesterday "could I use your car to go to work friday 2-6?" I was still annoyed so I made up some excuse about needing to be somewhere. 1 minute later "okay well what if i took the monday 4-11 pm shift instead? If not can you give me a ride and pick me up?" I asked why she couldnt get a ride from someone at work and she said nobody else was signed for that shift. I didnt reply.

Honestly, while I have other friends she literally has NO friends but me so she only has me to ask for a ride. I know i need to be a good friend but all the dependence/neediness/her assuming she could take my car for 7 hrs on wednesday really annoyed me. And before she texted asking for my car I had sent her two conversational texts in a row both of which she ignored, and then a few hrs later asked for my car.

I will probably end up giving her a ride because she WAS in accident and thats what friends do, but I cant help but be extremely annoyed and will do it slightly grudgingly.

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<bot>: friend totaled her car. Is being all needy about taking mine for her 7 hr work shifts. Im her ONLY friend, and the neediness/assuming I will let her are really annoying me.