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Input: So, this may seem sort of petty and small. But now that it’s over, I’m reconsidering if I am actually rightfully irritated about this. 

I got on a FaceTime call with one of my best friends today, just chatting about things going on at school, nothing too serious but it certainly wasn’t a dead conversation. Eventually, I had to eat dinner, and I asked her if I should hang up and call back later. She said not to hang up and to just stay on. I went to eat dinner, and came back maybe ten or fifteen minutes later. When I said hi, I quickly found out she was on the phone with her other friend (she was FaceTiming me through her laptop, so I could actually see her on the phone). At first it was kind of fine. I was thinking that this was weird, especially since I’m not friends at all with the friend was was calling. After a couple minutes, my friend just completely ignores me, as she’s in a conversation with her other friend. At this point, I’m not really sure what to do. I’m feeling very out of place and awkward... I am a very shy and not very social person. And also annoyed. If she wanted to call her other friend, couldn’t she have just texted me “got to go” or something similar while I was gone? She wasn’t making any attempts to include me or anything... I sort of felt invisible and at the same time, a burden. So I just hung up without saying anything. 

Am I the asshole? And another note, this all happened just a bit ago, and she hasn’t texted me or anything yet.

hanging up on my friend