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Not a Big Deal
Ok, my name is Brenda, and here's the situation (it's a bit complicated, please try to follow along.) Ok, my friend Tracy likes a boy named Chad, and she thinks he likes her too. However, I know he likes my other friend Sandy, and she told me that he asked her out (but she said no because she doesn't like him). Anyway, Tracy was getting so wrapped up in him that I told her "I think he might like Sandy because he keeps asking her out." Well, Tracy went to Sandy and said "Brenda told me what you said about Chad, and I wanted to know, is it true??" Surprisingly, Sandy got so upset at me! She's mad that I told Tracy her business, and she thinks I only used her for information. I'm sorry that I told Tracy, but I don't think it's a big deal. Anyway, now she's mad at me. What should I do now? Thanks
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You should not betray a friend that told you something in confidence. Obviously, she didn't literally tell you to not blab it to Tracy, but your rudimentary social skills should have picked up on it.
You'll probably have to wait a couple of weeks before she forgives you. Try learning from this social blunder.
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just give it time. i don't think its that big of a deal to get all fussed over. i mean it should end, let them deal on their own.
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