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Input: Okay, so I'm a college kid studying education. I have 20 credit hours and two jobs at the moment. My schedule is packed and requires careful planning an maneuvering when it comes to planning stuff. I get paired with one of my friends in an education class. We'll call her Alex. Alex and I have been friends for two years. She does not have a car, I do have a car. She has a tendency to charge forward and plan/schedule things without consulting partners, thinking she'll be helpful. She also has this tendency to expect rides from me because she doesn't like walking around in the cold.

So fast forward to today. I'm rolling groggily out of bed, pissy and uncomfortable, and I get a text from Alex. She's like "make sure to come by my apartment later at 2:30 for our observation clinical!". I was confused because of "our". I did not plan an observation at all, so I text her like "what do you mean by "our"? "Oh! I told Dr. Prof that you could come today! You are free Tuesday afternoons, so I figured it would be fine."

Typically, yes, I am free Tuesday afternoons, but not today. I had to pick up a shift at the daycare I work at because, due to one of our teachers passing away unexpectedly, we're shortstaffed and scrambling to remain in ratio. I felt bad so I took the shift to lighten the load on our director. I told her that it was going to be tough at work and I was planning on doing the observation *next* week, when things were a little less crazy, but I'd consider trying to find a gap this week. In the end, I didn't find a gap and didn't tell her, which I should have. But she didn't ask my schedule when planning this.

I was really mad. She became the brunt of all my anger and frustration for the past month. All my lack of sleep, my loss of a friend, my constant running, never getting to relax... I called her and exploded. I was yelling into the phone, asking her why the hell she would schedule something that important without consulting me, we're supposed to be partners, she knows this semester has been awful for me, why would she do this...

She just squeaked out the saddest "I was trying to help" and then hung up. She's not answering my texts, but her boyfriend and all our friends are asking me why she's so upset. I don't even know if we're still going to this observation clinical or she needs a ride. I called off work. I brought my clinical clothes to campus today. I feel like an awful bitch for yelling at her because I think I overreacted... But I also feel like I'm being guilted into feeling this way by her and the people in our friend group siding with her. Am I the asshole here or am I justified in feeling this frustrated and upset?

yelling at my friend/partner for a project