I was talking to my friend in gym, and since it's the second to last day of school, the coaches said that we could just do whatever.

So we were hula hopping and talking, and I was trying to explain an idea that I had to my friend. About an original work that I want to make soon.

And my other friends start chasing her around and trapping her in the hula hoops. I follow them around and ask if I can talk to her, and my friend is like "sure!" And then the other people take her away.

I get really triggered, and start fighting with the other people who I called friends.

They took her away when I was already talking to her first, and then put the blame on me.

They're like "you're not the only one who can talk to her! Stop acting like it!"

I swear if the teacher hadn't been watching I would have kicked her.

I was really upset so I gave really lame excuses like "I haven't seen her all weekend!"

"Well I haven't either!"

So I stomped away and was hula hopping alone, with my back to them.

They all came up to me, and I started yelling at them. They dragged my friend away and said "let's leave! She'll get more upset if we're here."

Nope, I would get more upset if you stayed.

My friend came over and talked to me eventually, and I got to explain what I was originally trying to tell her.

Ok, to those people who were upsetting me;

No, I'm not the only person who can talk to that one person. But I was talking to her first, and you took her away in the middle of our conversation, in the middle of my freaking sentence. I was upset because I was trying to explain something, and you took her away and then got mad at me for trying to finish my conversation. Who's the real villain here?