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Input: So this might sound a little complicated and I think I am the asshole here but just stick with me for a moment here. Last night I had a lengthy discussion about a guy my best friend was interested in. We can call her Sabrina. She talked to me about a lot of revealing things and that they went out together. However, it was *technically* not called a date (he did pay for her and he did give her chocolates). But I *assumed* they both knew they were into each other. This is apparently not the case but I will get into this later. Fast forward to lunch (yes, I am in High School) and they guy she was interested in sits down with me. We will call him Jerry. He is with another friend who is also friends with Sabrina. Now, I DID bring up the relationship to Jerry and asked how it was going. Just guy stuff. He asked how I knew and I told him that Sabrina told me. This was my first mistake. We talked about some stuff and I gave him my advice on her (he didn’t know her as well as I do). Fast forward to like an hour or so later. Sabrina starts freaking out on me that I shouldn’t have talked to him about anything and I broke her trust forever. I’m obviously confused but I had to go home and I would handle it later. Now I asked Jerry if he said anything about our conversation to Sabrina. He says no and I do trust that answer. The only other person to know could be the other friend who came into lunch with him. He’s the rat (I *assume*). She basically said that she didn’t want him to know that she knew that he liked her. Sounds pretty stupid right? They went out together right? Well while it is stupid, I’m pretty sure that I may have accidentally said something to him that Sabrina didn’t want me to tell Jerry. For example, that she knows that he likes her. AITA and was it bad for me to assume that Sabrina would not care if I talked to Jerry about it? Keep in mind that Sabrina brings up that just by telling Jerry that she talked to me about it it broke her trust and also that she didn’t specifically tell me I couldn’t talk to him about it.

discussing a relationship (between my friends) with one of them