What would you do if you were in my place?

Question

I just made a terribly big mistake. I have this good friend, M, who told me something about my other good friend, E. Well, they're both good friends of mine, but I always preferred M. I don't exactly know why, but I told E what I thought M said.
Well, it turns out that I heard wrong, M said something else about E! But now E is too stubborn and hurt to believe me when I tell her that it was a rotten mistake. And M said she is not mad, but I know that she is. And no matter how many times I try to say sorry, I know that it is not enough. What am I supposed to do? E just hates M now, and I think they both hate me.

Now people think that I'm the one who said it!

Answer 1

girls are sensitive especially when it comes to talking behind someone's back. i did that for my friend and I regret it. She was two-faced herself and our friendship didn't last. I could've been friends with the girl I said it too, but I thought I was being a "good friend" by telling my friend. I sure learned my lesson and I hope you learned yours. If what was said isn't very hurtful, then you should keep it to yourself. If it is then, E and M shouldn't even be friends. Or better yet, defend E. If you stood up for E maybe M would tell you want "she actually ment." You can't changed what happened so just forget about it and don't let it happen again!!! Don't burn your bridges b/c you may need them one day!!!!

Answer 2

this is chldish

Be sure of who you are and what you say and don't play in to other peoples drama. Be above it and don't make such a big deal out of who said what.

Answer 3

try to get them to talk to each other and say it was your fault was it i dunno but if it is then tell them if they can be friends again cuz it really hurts you see them away from each other and that you miss the old times when you three were always together. and tell them if they could do that for you