Of course, I was extremely angry. I was shaking, I was so angry. After the anger faded...I was hurt.
To make things worse, the next day (my birthday, 30 minutes before a party that he had been invited to so he knew about it) he called me to ask if I could help him clean his new roommate's old house! Excuse me?
He's back to being his normal self again, and is baffled as to why I'm not my normal self. I tried to explain why I was hurt. His reaction was, "Do you want remorse from me? Guilt?"
No, asshole, I want you to understand.
So I stopped talking to him. For a month. Finally I thought, "Well...maybe I can talk to him again...he knows how to contact me if he wants to."
Last night he started facebook chatting with me, basically saying he wanted the two of us to be ok again. I tried to explain why we weren't in the first place. He basically took everything, and instead of trying to understand things from my perspective, he twisted everything so that he came out to be blameless and I was the only one at fault for feeling the way I did. He even said that any feeling of being attacked that I got from his "being honest" was entirely my take on it, and that he's not sorry for it one bit.
You know what? There's a way to be honest with your friend without pulling out your Sword of Truth and stabbing me with it.