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I think since it is bothering you, it is a problem for you. Whether or not anybody else can see it, doesn't really matter. Your thoughts and feelings are valid just because you have them. (Not necessarily based on accurate data, but valid nonetheless.)
Whether or not you're suffering from depression, mild or severe, can't be determined here.
How do you feel about scheduling an appointment with a professional who can help you get clear about what all is, or may be, going on for you?
Your friend didn't, in reality, ruin anything. It is what you are thinking about what your friend said that has brought these new perceptions and feelings of you being imprisoned in your own home. It's your thoughts, not your friend's observation/opinion/words.
Your communications with your other friend that you had plans with this weekend. Maybe it is that you depended on her too much. Maybe it is that you don't feel capable or comfortable expressing your upset, disappointment, frustration. Maybe it is that she just can't be relied upon now that she also has to take her husband's preferences and schedule into account. Maybe it's some combination of those things.
A therapist will also be able to help you sort out all of that.
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"They always say that time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself." ~ Andy Warhol
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