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Input: So me and my sister both like watching anime, and we have a spare room in our basement that we have as an anime room, I guess. A few months ago I had a small party and had two people come early (P1 and P2), mainly so I could show them the anime room (they watch anime too, and I thought I could trust them). My sister, but partially me don't want word to spread around school that we watch anime, or have an anime room in our house. I tell both people that this isn't something they can tell everyone, and they both agree to not say anything. 

That I know of, P2 didn't tell anyone, but a month or two later P1 and I are walking in the hallway with someone and they, most likely on accident, mention the anime room. I elbow them to be quiet, but they keep talking. I thought it was on accident, so a few days later while I'm talking to them on discord I mention it and tell them that it's fine that he mentioned it, just don't tell anyone else, but P3 was in the call so before that I told them I would deafen then for a second to talk to P1. After I undeafen P3, P1 starts to talk about why I had to talk to them, and then, even after me saying "don't tell them," tells P3 that I have an anime room. After that I just left the call, because I was really annoyed by P1 saying that.

A few hours later, after I thought about it, I decided to join the call again. I explain to P1 that them telling wouldn't bother me, but it isn't fully my secret to tell. They mostly shrug it off and doesn't really seem like they care that much but I thought they understood I really just didn't want them to tell anyone, so I just let it go.

A few months pass, and today I decide to text them to see if they want to help plan a party with me, and they tell me P4 will help, which I'm fine with. They make the conference call which I join, then I tell P4 about what we're doing. Out of nowhere, P1 goes "can I tell P4 about the thing?" After I realise what they were talking about, I say no because like I said, it isn't really my secret to tell. P1 just says to bad, and after that I left the call, because I didn't want to deal with that. It's been an hour and they haven't tried to message me or call back, and I know they  told P4 about the room after I left the call, that is just the type of person they are. AITA for being this mad about a stupid secret like watching anime, even though it isn't my secret to tell, and could possibly ruin my, or my sister's social lives?

being this mad