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Input: So some quick context: I and two of my friends, who I will call friend A and friend B, are three weeks away from our college finals. Since all three of us are gamers and we usually play together, we agreed that we wouldn't play together during the day to avoid procastination. 

This morning friend A sent us a message, asking if we wanted to play. I reminded him of the rule, and we left it at that. Afterwards, I got a message from an online friend that wanted to talk to me/show me something real quick in a game. So I went into the game, and immediately I get messages from both A and B saying "Wow, you said no to playing ealier but now you're in-game? Ok." I tell them that I was going into the game for a quick thing, and that didn't go against the rule since it was about playing together. I said they're the ones upset over nothing. I also mentioned that friend A would usually listen to study material while gaming, so them being upset for me going into a game for 5 minutes was really hypocritical.

That's when the argument broke out. They argued for the fact that it was rude for me to say no to playing and then immediately after going into another game alone. I said I was in it for 5 minutes max, and that me playing shouldn't bother them. I then mentioned that I'm even ahead of my study schedule and asked if they can say the same, and that it should be none of their business that I procastinate. 

I then got a bit petty (unusual for me) and decided to say that it's always you two against me, and that I didn't appreciate how they always had shade to throw at me. I critisised friend A for breaking the rule we had come up with, and he excused it with I forgot. When I said the study schedule thing he mentioned that he's sick and couldn't study. Fair enough, I wished him "Get well".

After a bit more arguing that my procastination and solo gaming should be none of their business, friend B (who wasn't involved in most of the arguing) sent us an all caps message and told us to shut up, since she can't concentrate due to the notifications. I responded "If I don't want to?" She then responded that I should respect her studying, again in all caps. I told her about the scheduled do not disturb feature on the phone and left it at that. Later she sent a voicemail where she sobbed and said that I ruined her day.

You can do two judgements here: Was I an asshole from the start and was I an asshole by the end? I feel like somewhat of an ass by the end, but I didn't really do anything to upset her before the end, since the argument mainly ran between me and A.

TLDR: Friend A asks us to game, I remind him of a rule between us against that. I then enter a game alone, friend A and B argue against me doing that and in the end friend B tells me I ruined her day due to the argument.


ruining the day because of a petty argument