What should I do to not feel this heavy feeling of sadness?

Anonymous

I thought the friendship that I was growing with one of the girls was going smoothly last year. We had our group of four girls and we talked about everything, therefore I thought there was a sense of trust within the friendship. That is until this week. It was brought to her attention last year that I had asked the guy she was seeing if he would want to take Bart with me to see a play we were required to see for class lab hours and he was going the same day as me. He had told me 'okay' and then our mutual friend went along with us.

I had not expected this girl to tell me that I broke the 'girl code' and that I should have never asked him in the first place. Even though I constantly reassured her that I only asked him as a classmate and nothing more. And I did admit that I should have told her, but seeing that I never had to do that before it was not in my second nature to do that.

And no, the guy never told her that I had asked him until this week after she found out that I got cast to be his 'on-stage girlfriend' in our college production. I have spoken to the guy and he told me that 'we are professionals and that we know how to separate personal business and what we need to do for the show'.

But I am still feeling hurt because like I said we were four girls in what seemed like a strong friend group. And even though the other two girls have reassured me that they are still my friends, I can't help but feel sad that such a big miscommunication turned everything south.

I don't know if the ages matter but; I'm 22, the girl who broke my friendship with her is 25, the guy is 23, and the other two girls are 18 and 20.

What should I do to not feel this heavy feeling of sadness?
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