Is it important, and if so what does it look like? Recently, I found out that some of my closest friends mentioned in a lighthearted manner something I had confided to them in a larger group setting, and I was really bothered by it. I became closed off to them for awhile and then had a really lame argument with one of them where he ultimately concluded that he didn't do anything wrong, but he'll be sure not to repeat the mistake because he now knows how sensitive I am to it. This is basically a textbook example of showing weakness in overreacting to perceived betrayal. What should have I done? What can I do now? And how important is it to keep up an appearance of strength when with my close friends if I'm actually hurting?

Edit: 20M 5'10, bench 150 9x3, bicep curl 30 8x3, etc. (Don't do Deadlift, and I usually do leg press versus squats) Mission: I am slowly being persuaded through the RPC sidebar that girls can not be part of my mission, so I'm trying to develop a God-centered mission by reading books about faith and being mentored by an older Christian. In other words, my mission right now is to bring myself to a place where I can make evangelism and discipleship my mission.