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Input: I study abroad and go home every 4-7 months to see friends/family at home. I'm going home for christmas in 2 weeks and a few friends agreed to meet before christmas, but we couldn't get the exact date just yet, but friday was the most likely and everyone was aware of it. Now that friday was finalized one of my friends tells me that he can't come because he MIGHT be going out with a girl that day. He told me to make the plans for friday and proceeded to make plans on his own after we started planning this. He says that he told me that friday wouldn't be a 100% for him which he didn't, and now he is angry at me for wanting him to wait "3 weeks" to organise the thing and expecting him to just sit around and do nothing. The plans were made last week and we just agreed yesterday that friday is good for everyone (well apparently except for him). I understand why he would go for the girl, but when we made plans for that day way before that came up and then he just ditches us because he MIGHT meet her and then act offended when I confront him about it is beyond me. AITA in this situation? 

being angry at my friend for making plans on the day we agreed to meet