Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: I had a roommate who I got very close to and was best friends with for like 4 months. our friendship ended because of a lot of complicated drama involving her accusing my partner of abusing me, her not paying rent for several months, me moving out because I couldn’t afford to pay my rent and hers too, and me eventually flipping my shit on her and saying a lot of cruel things. it was a bad time for everyone involved and we hadn’t spoken in nearly a year.

the other night I got thrown out of my mom’s place while drunk and I needed a ride to somewhere safe. it was like 3 AM so no one I called was awake. I got desperate and called her and she didn’t answer, but I left a message for her telling her that I was sorry for my part in what happened to us.

she texted me the next day and was very angry that I’d come back into her life but wanted to talk things out so we could get closure. I indulged her for a while since she was clearly upset and I felt like it was my fault since I reached out to her after a year of not speaking. however, receiving her texts has made me realize I just don’t care anymore. I feel like I’m too old for this and I’ve changed while she hasn’t, and honestly with the things going on with my family I don’t have the emotional energy to rehash things with her.  however, I clearly upset her and I am the one who reached out first. am I obligated to keep talking and give her closure or can I just ghost?

ignoring my ex best friend's texts