Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, identify who is wrong here. Classify each post into the following categories : AUTHOR (if the author of the post is wrong in the situation), OTHER (if any of the others mentioned in the paragraph is wrong), EVERYBODY (if everyone mentioned is wrong) and NOBODY (if no one is wrong in the situation).
Q: A little bit of background— I’ve been in a day treatment therapy program for the last few months, and got out about a month and a half ago. Needless to say, the transition back to school was rough, and I got the feeling that my friends didn’t like me as much as they did before I left. I’ve been feeling more and more like that, but to be fair I never talked to any of them about that feeling or asked what was going on. 

Cut to a few days ago. I was feeling like no one liked me, and that my friends didn’t actually want to hang out with me anymore. Lunch that day was especially hard. I have chemistry 7th period with a friend of mine who is in that same friend group. We started talking and I began complaining about certain people. She was also participating in this conversation—some of the stuff I said was only to agree with her. The next day, I had a similar conversation with her about the things I didn’t like about some of my friends. Normally, I don’t like talking behind people’s backs, but I was feeling so insecure that it made me feel better in the moment. That’s not an excuse, but thats what the situation was. In fact, I didn’t even agree with or believe most of the things that I was saying, but I said them because they made me feel better in the moment.

I had that conversation with her yesterday, and today everyone was really weird to me at lunch. I felt like something was off, but I didn’t say anything. On the bus home, I told me friend (also part of that friend group) that I felt like everyone hated me, and he replied with “yes, they do.” He told me that the friend I was complaining to had told one of the people I complained about everything that I said, without including her part in it.

Immediately, I texted that friend, apologizing for everything that  I said. I explained to her that I didn’t actually mean it, and that I actually really respected her. I also explained why I said those things. She forgave me, along with another friend who I had also complained about, and they were actually really supportive, saying that if I ever needed to talk they were there.

However, I can’t shake the feeling that I’m a huge asshole. I cried most of the afternoon and barely got out of bed to babysit. I’m considering not going to school tomorrow because I don’t think I can face them. I know I’m the asshole, but to what extent? Should I feel as bad as I do? Hopefully this isn’t a SP. I’m not trying to make myself feel better, but I want to know if what I’m feeling is justified, if I have more apologies to make, and if I should go to school tomorrow.
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EVERYBODY