Search Results: being just a friend

Last Thursday i had a row with my older sister, because she is claustrophobic and hates confined spaces , i locked her in her room, i enjoyed watching her kick and screaming to be let out, i only meant for her to be locked in for an hour or 2, while anyway my friend rang up and i got distracted and went out, i forgot about my sister, my parents came home 6 hours later and found her locked in, she had a couple of panic attacks, missed her driving lesson and a date with her boyfriend, my parents went mad and said i would be getting a taste of my own medicine , they said i will be spending ALL of this weekend locked in my room as a punishment, as i have exams this year my parents have set me tons of school work to do , including maths , English , french and science plus 2 punishment essays, as i write i am locked up and i DONT like it, are my parents being fair?

Lets say you were online friends for a few years and you were recently accused of wrongdoing online by a person that visited your friends chatroom online that could have really impacted your life but was proven you didn't do it.

Then a few days or weeks later you were in that room but was kicked out of that room by your other friend that is a moderator even though you were there first because that accuser joined. That friend messaged you after being kicked saying they only did it so no trouble would start, but they didn't kick out the accuser that had been hostile to you even before the accusations started.

Then months later not the room owner but the moderator of that room messaged you checking up on you even though you all haven't really spoken to each other much for months after everything, but only a few times.

Would you remain friends with people like this?