Reflective Essay: Football Friday At Harmon Field

Before I realized that it's not nice to talk about people behind their backs, I had already done it. That’s when I learned that it hurts me as well as others. When people say you learn from your mistakes, it is true.
It was a football Friday at Harmon field and I was hanging out and talking to my friends. One of my friends, at the time, said something about another person that wasn’t there at the moment. The girl that we had been talking about had been causing problems throughout our group of friends recently. Two other people and I added on to the conversation by saying that she was a drama queen. When the person showed up, I suddenly regretted what I had said.
A little while later, the girl and one of her other friends, who happened to be the person who said something first, went to the concession stand. When they got back, they told everyone what I had said and didn’t say
She said that, when they were walking in the concession stands, she asked if anyone had talked bad about her before she got there and she said I did. I was really confused why she didn’t talk about the other girls that said something. I later found out that they were all spending the night with each other and she didn’t want to start drama between them.
I went to tell my mom about what had happened. She told me to go talk to her and tell her exactly what I said, but to not say anything about the other people saying anything because I wouldn’t want other people to snitch on me and she may not believe that it’s true. When I tried to go talk to her, she kept running away. The people around her were trying to hide her and make it a bigger deal than it really was.
I didn’t want it to seem like I was chasing them around so I went and hung out with my other friends for a while. I knew before the game was over that I was going to apologize and everything would be ok between