Friendship advice needed.. please?

i need help me and my friend had a fight, i just dont know what to do.
Basically he stood me up yesterday (forgot we was ment to meet) so i was all upset and mad, but now hes all upset with me... we planned to meet today and he rings me saying he wasn't going to come because he had other stuff he needed to do, i of course got angry and upset over this as i been looking forward to it and well he just didn't care.
i basically called him up quite a few times, and i feel abit guilty for doing so but i dunno what to do.. leave him be until he contacts me and say sorry or me to let go, and forgive?
It really gotten to me as i don't feel very important, and basically he ignored all my calls and turned his phone off, i feel guilty but i know i havnt done anything wrong.
I just love having his friendship.
Help? advice needed

(Retyped it)

well.........if he was the one that stood yew up he should apoligize or yew guys should talk it out.........

i been through a lot with my friend and every time i get made at her.we even got into a fight that she started craying and i started to have headecs.either way yall will become friends again so my edvice to u is call him and forgive him even though u havent don anything wrong.tread him the way u would like to be treaded.if i did not help u than u can look in the bible they are lots of edvice in the bible.

i hope my edvice worked for u
thank you

Give him a little room for 24hrs. Sometimes in a relationship, people tend to smother each other. When you have a relationship, you need to be independant and honest. When you yell at each other, who are you really angry at? Anger hides fear, which could be the fear of losing something. When you've had time to think, contact your boyfriend and let him know what you would like from him. Be prepared for his answer, and appreciate and accept his reality. You are two individual people, not one. You cannot change someone, you can just grow with each other. It took 12 years before I was truly comfortable in my relationship, and we've been together for 26 years now. There is no handbook for a relationship, but you need to ensure you listen to each other, and appreciate each others views. And it's okay to say sorry, even if you think your right. Look at the good things in your partner.