Hah! ... I see none. I see people pointing their fingers and screaming drama because they don't feel like answering the hard questions, actually communicating with the people they call friends. Or maybe people don't remember what life was like before the attitude was adopted that 'this is the internet, we can treat people however we want with no consequences'.

Do you honestly think I'm going to trust a word any of my so-called friends say after I catch them in a blatant lie, and then refuse to talk to me logically when I call them out on it? Forgive me, but I'm not -that- stupid.

Now, back to drama... drama would be causing a huge interpersonal nightmare which affects people outside of a group. Confronting your friends for lying and sneaking around behind your back is not drama, no matter how annoying certain individuals might find it.

Believe me, if I wanted to cause drama, I could do -way- better than telling people who are supposed to be friends how I feel I have been treated, consistently, over a long period of time. Respectable people would have realized this was something to be concerned about and took the matter into account, seriously and logically, rather than just attacking and making idle accusations, or ignoring altogether.

So basically, this is me, telling you to stop with this counterproductive behavior and face the situation that you had a hand in building.