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"I ditched school on Friday without telling my friends. We&amp;#039;re usually together 24/7, but that Friday I slept at my other friend&amp;#039;s house and didn&amp;#039;t go home for the whole weekend. My friends thought I got lost or hurt. When I called them, they were really mad at me and didn&amp;#039;t really want to talk to me. What should I do? Sounds like a lot of drama to me. If they seriously thought that you were lost or hurt, they could have called your parents. They&amp;#039;re probably just mad at the fact that you blew them off for the entire weekend when you normally do everything together. They felt left out and this is how they make you pay for it.   Talk to them. Tell them you&amp;#039;re sorry you seemed to disappear off the face of the earth. Let them know that if something really were wrong with you, someone would have gotten a hold of them and let them know. But if they&amp;#039;re feelings are just hurt because you did your own thing without including them, they&amp;#039;re going to have to accept that you each have your own lives, and you don&amp;#039;t have to fill them in on your every move.   On another note, you&amp;#039;re headed for trouble if you continue to skip school and disappear for weekends. You know that. You may even have misunderstood why you&amp;#039;re friends are mad at you. They may just be worried seeing you act like a delinquent. Hold it together, get through school and give yourself a chance to grow up. As it is, you&amp;#039;re behaving like a selfish child. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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