Losing a long time friend
Hi last September I lost contact with my best friend of 4+ years over something so stupid.
It would take down forever to write what happened but I'll try and write something brief:
Basically it started because me and another friend of ours was invited out by some old school m8s last minute. She wasn't invited we went out anyway. The next day we both get texts off her saying thanks for inviting me out.
1) it was not our place to invite her out
2)i know she wouldn't of liked the people and where we went
How did she know anyway, not that I was going to hide it, but did she have spies follow us or something.
I didn't give a very nice response as it got my back up the way she was acting just because I went out without her. I don't have a problem with my m8s having separate friends, I don't see what the big deal is. I didn't see why I had to make an excuse and aplogise like I usually did. If someone I know doesn't want to invite her out I can't do anything about it. I always felt as if I was stuck on what I could do. That's what I said to her; what's the big deal, do I have to invite you out everywhere I go. She replied with what's your problem you are a . So I said think what you like and we didn't talk for 2 months. Because my other friend (the one I went out with that night) boyfriend is friends with hers we are still kind of linked. We got invited out so we went. Kayleigh (the ex friend) wasn't there but her boyfriend was. The next day Carly gets a abusive text saying how can she go out in front of her boyfriend and with me. What is she not allowed to go out in front of her boyfriend or invite me along. She carly gave as good as she got. One comment she said was can't I take a without you knowing about it. It was silly; because of that I just didn't want to know her how she was just over-reacting about things. Its been 5 months now. Its sad that a friendship been lost of something so silly, but what's done is done. Has anyone else experienced anything like this with their mates and what was you outcomes?