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Input: So "Jack", "Amy", and I are co-workers/friends. Some time ago, Amy revealed that she had feelings for Jack. Problem is she lives with her long-term boyfriend and Jack just wasn't into her, so end of story right? Well recently Jack revealed to me he reciprocated those feelings, and on top of that, the two of them were planning on going on a week long vacation in Cancun. They claimed they weren't going to do anything physical and that a relationship was a possibility months down the road but not now. 

Then a week ago, Amy wanted to talk to me, and asked me what I thought about J&amp;A relationship. I told her that if I were in her position, I would tell her bf about her feelings and that she liked Jack. Basically that bf deserves the whole truth since Jack is actually friends with the bf and hangs out at their place A LOT, and that she's emotionally cheating on him. She tells me that she was already planning on breaking up with bf for reasons unrelated to Jack, but when I specifically ask her if Jack was a factor in her decision now, she confirms that he is. So I guess she took our convo to heart, broke up with bf and told him the truth. Cool. But not really?? 

 Cuz a couple of days ago, Jack asks to talk to me over lunch and asks me what I thought about the two of them. I tell him that it was good of Amy to be honest with ex-bf and Jack just BLOWS UP. We're out at a cafe and Jack starts yelling at me for making Amy cry (after our convo), not acting happy for their relationship, and that ex-bf didn't need to know everything cuz "she was going to break up with him anyways". I get pissed because I didn't force her to do anything, just told her that what I would do in her position and that ex-bf deserves to know that Amy was planning on getting with Jack. He calls me cruel for wanting to hurt her ex-bf?? And that I was controlling for saying I'd want the whole truth in my relationship??

I didn't want to be involved, but they asked me my thoughts. If they had asked if I would be supportive, then I would've just said yes. 

So AITA??

telling my friend what I thought about his relationship