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Input: Title probably sounds dumb and it kind of is, but I'll explain more. Last night my friend invited me and my other friend to go visit his sister in college (not far). I was excited at first but changed my mind during school the next day that I was too tired and just wanted to sleep when I got home. So I told both of them that I wasn't gonna go. I then went to bed, and set my alarm for after they would leave. About two hours later I was woken up to my two friends in my room telling me I had to get up. They were let in by my mom of course who apparently didn't realize they wouldn't convince me to leave, and would just end up mad at me. And that's what happened. 

My reasoning for not going was that I was still tired but more importantly why were they in my room? Idk how they thought that could've ended any differently. Pretty sure I'm in the right. 

refusing to do something and was confronted about doing it but I told everyone I wouldn't do it hours before