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I need a neutral opinion on this turn of events, I need someone from outside.

>two friends had been dating for a few months
>recently she broke up with him because he was too pushy so to speak, was creeping her out and shit
>so here I am listening to him bitch and be generally emo and try to give him some encouragement, and just ended up just talking with her for a while
>after I had talked to her for a while I noticed I had started to develop feelings for her. I've had problems with telling people how I feel because of past experience, and I suppose I was afraid if I didn't say anything, that I might lose my chance
>so I bite the bullet and tell her, she tells me she started feeling the same way yadda yadda you know how this goes
>we both agreed though, we would wait to make this public until after our friend had simmered down from the whole thing
>after about a week or two I decided I would just have to tell him, he didn't seem like he'd be able to let it go and still seemed to think there was a chance left
>I knew it probably wouldn't go so well, and it didn't. He blows up in my face, starts yelling about being betrayed
>me and him argue for a bit and decide to just try and settle down, not get involved with each other for a while
>so this goes on
>but even when I have important (sometimes personal) shit to tell him about he just ignores it completely, like he just doesn't want to acknowledge me because maybe I might go away
>so I confront him about it, he goes off again, talks about how I shoulda have told him beforehand, asked his "permission" basically.
>shitniggerwhatareyousaying
>I'm the one blowing up in his face, start laying on the table everything he does or has done that was fucking retarded or childish, leave him off with telling him to grow the fuck up and learn to let go
>turn my phone off and grab a drink

Were we both in the wrong, /adv/?