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Input: Throwaway because I literally feel terrible and actually feel as if I have done wrong.
I have known one of my friends for most of my life. I met him in preschool, when I we were 5, and we are now 23. We went through primary school, high school, and partially university together. He's not my best friend, but he's one of my close friends. A few weeks ago he started acting strange. At first, we asked what was wrong and he said he just felt "off". We weren't really bothered, just concerned for him. We began to hang out with him more just to see if he was okay, but apart from being quiet most of the time, he joined all of our activities. Then, yesterday, we were at his house and he sat us down and told us he was gay. We were surprised, but as it didn't directly affect us, we didn't say much. However, we did congratulate him for doing something that can be really hard. After we all finished, he left to go upstairs. Me and my other friend followed around 5 minutes later. He was crying, and we knocked. He opened the door and let us in, and he had knocked over most of the furniture in the room. This was our first warning flag, so we asked what was wrong. He just lost it, he started wailing, not making any words, and just screaming. I got my friend to tell the others not come up and I slowly calmed him down over about half an hour. Once he was calm, he told me he was angry that we didn't ask more. That's all he said. I asked him what he meant and he stood up and shoved me, saying that I should know what he means.
This is what he said (from what I can remember)
"What the fuck is wrong with all of you? I just told you something that I've been hiding for a while and you just leave it by saying you're happy for me? Don't you, as my friend want to know more? And even prior to today, you never asked if I was gay, I mean you didn't get the vibe? That just shows that you don't ever pay any attention to me." I was shocked and at a loss for words. I ran out of the room and a wave of guilt washed over me. He came downstairs and started telling us what he hates about us until we left. I told my girlfriend what happened and she said we had no reason to ask more, because we accepted him, and I agreed. However, one of my other friends told me that we could of enquired more about it because it was a "traumatic" experience for him. 
I cannot stop thinking about it, I have taken a day off work today, and im just really conflicted as to whether we should of taken more action.
So, AITA?

not asking more about my friend coming out