Okay, this added information totally changes things. It sounds like the friend who cussed the other friend out was doing so for good reason. Honestly, let her block you. You are better off without this friend and her garbage take on your relationship with your ex.

If your husband was a narcissist. Most likely your crumbling relationship with friends was his doing. Both of the narcissists I knew alienated me from friends and family without my noticing. Karma will catch up to all of those. For your friend, like you said, you are both adults. I say, thank you. Out with the bad, and in with the new.

Context is important - at the same time social media places a lot of unrealistic standards. Your friend shouldn’t have to put up with another one of your friends coming at her, pushing their views on her, swearing at her. If that person isn’t someone she feels is her friend, her obligation to you is to be supportive of you having other friendships and loving people with different points of view. She doesn’t have to “work things out with” your friends who antagonize her.

Ahhhhhh Sounds like my literal Karen, who was a bridesmaid at my first wedding and I Corinthians 5'ed me when I divorced.

Saying you should pray for your ex and should go to therapy with him doesn't seem like a bad friend, that sounds like she wants yall to mend it whatever the issue was, your other friend honestly should of kept her mouth shut and let you and her deal with that comment, doesn't sound like you really care for the other friend but the one who started in, I've been that friend being yelled at and it kind of hurts when our intentions aren't really valued, for starters your friend that jumped on 1/2