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Yep, to make it worse he immediately went to the person who fell and demanded an apology from someone defending her friend. All this under the guise of making and keeping friends. You don't need leech or bully friends regardless the feeling of isolation and if you have to be fake to be accepted as a friend then they aren't really YOUR friends.
Thank you! What person would want that person as their friend? Definitely not me. "Making peace" isn't always the best option. I would be so mad if my friend took sides without knowing the story at all.
Omg I don't like people who do that. Like some things shouldn't be resolved that way and no need to apologize when they were in the wrong and need to learn from their mistakes. How will they learn if the person who was right had to apologize they won't learn that way. She was defending her friend and by him interrupting it deleted the purpose. He also didn't try to understand the situation he just pried in. At least that's what I think.