Sometimes, being socially awkward, I say the wrong thing, or I say something which sounds different than how it is meant. But I said something today which someone objected to and I honestly can't see what was wrong with what I said or why she took it the way she did? I've been going to a support group at a local mental health centre once a week for a couple of years and this morning we were saying about how one of the younger members was going to college and moving on from the group and how good this is. I then said that I hoped we would all move on one day and one woman jumped down my throat at this and said it was an insult and that she saw all the group as friends and it felt like I was seeing it as a stop gap. I said that I had meant I was hoping we would all get better one day and build up new lives for ourselves. But she was still in a mood with me and kept on about it and it has left me feeling bad. I still can't see why she took it the way she did, and in the end I said to her that I wished I hadn't said anything. I have felt uncomfortable in the group for some months because of how this woman often speaks to people, and this has made me feel that I don't want to go any more. Am I overreacting?