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Dear Amxoxo, Hurting one's feelings is one and sometimes inexorable, but breaking one's trust is another. Face it, you destroyed his trust in you by breaking an important promise you made to him. Simple as that. He had obviously placed a great deal of emotional value in you, one of the greatest gifts a person may ever receive. Being in distress, as he is now, makes perfect sense, given the situation. My advice. Learn from the consequences of your actions. Maybe this is a good moment for you to think it over what you have done to him and how you could solve this situation in finding a solution that matches or approaches your and your friends wishes. And if you're willing to salvage whatever is left of the 'friendship', it is entirely up to you to either go for it two-hundred percent or not at all. You did the damage, judging from what you wrote, so you need to fix this. Even true friends still remain people and have, just like you, boundaries you just don't cross.
"Experience is a hard teacher because she gives you the test first, and the lesson afterwards."
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