Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : I'm sorry if this is a little long, this all happened recently so I'm still sort of processing this.

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So I'm a college freshman. Not long being there, me, my roommate and another girl in our hall sort of formed a friend group. We would go to the dining hall together, go to plays, go out to eat, etc. I thought we were getting along well. 

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However, I did notice that the other two were closer. It sort of made sense, since they were the same major and had a lot in common, and it didn't bother me too much at first.

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Then, I noticed things were off. They would talk about things in front of me that I didn't know anything about, and be sort of vague so I couldn't really catch up. They would go out together (and occasionally with others) and wouldn't tell me, and I would either find out by their conversations or a social media post. It felt it was happening more and more, and even when we were together I felt like I was being excluded. 

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Then last night, they went out to a fancy party without me. Again, they never explicitly mention they're going to a party without me, but its obvious when my roommate's getting ready, and when they post on social media. 

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I just felt awful. I cried a lot through the night. I don't know why, but this one hurt more than most. So I called my parents to have someone to talk to, and they told me I should confront them. But at this point, it really isn't the first time this has happened and I just want to leave it behind me and move on.

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We were previously planning to all live together in a suite next year, but after that night I decided I didn't want to live with them because it would just be too awkward for me. I told them this, basically saying that they're super close and it would be weird for me to room with them as I would feel like a third wheel. They took it pretty well, respecting my decision but did seem sort of disappointed.

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Now here's where I need advice. After the conversation, I called my parents and caught them up. They seemed sort of surprised that I never confronted them about excluding me before deciding to move out. To them, there could be a perfectly good reason why they weren't including me. But I feel like the answer is pretty obvious (they don't want to hang out with me), and calling them out on it would only make things more awkward between us, especially since I still have to live with my roommate for the rest of the year. Plus, I don't want to make them feel bad; I don't want them to think that I feel like they're obligated to hang out with me.

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So, WIBTA to confront them about them excluding me? I feel like its just an unnecessary conversation that would make things more tense between us and potentially cause unnecessary guilt; my parents think it could save our friendship.

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TL;DR - My friends began leaving me out so I decided to cancel our plans to live together next year, but my parents think I should confront them about their actions.