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Input: Context: I am in college with a friend group of 1 and a half years. At some point, my friend had been through alot, and I mean ALOT. So we did our best to comfort her and support her. Eventually she told us she "didn't want to be alive anymore," one of the friends took action and had her go to the school's counselors office where she promptly went to a mental hospital. We sent her gifts and tried visiting her. She eventually gets out but not feeling particularly better. We get back together and try to enjoy ourselves, but she said something to me that got me real angry, so I left the building at night. I come back about 2 hours later and apparently they've been searching for me because they were concerned and I didn't have my phone. Okay, lesson learnt, sorry. Two days later, another heated argument with her and friend who took her to hospital. It was petty but it got her angry enough to decide to walk out of the car in the middle of the night to go back to her place which would be at least an hour walk. I wasn't even listening to the fight I was just sitting when she suddenly left. I thought it was unfair that she would leave in the middle of the night even though she was the main one lecturing me about leaving. I talk to friend who remained and turns out he was also suicidal. He said that the way she talked to him made him feel bad because she would say things like "Fuck off" or "Shut up, bitch" and we have never said those things to her. So we decide that the friendship seemed to be more of her getting nice words while the other depressed person gets insults along with the rest of us. Next day, we didn't expect an apology and she didn't give one. I tell her that we felt that the friendship was lopsided and that pretty much devestated her because she thought we were there to support her for her hard times, and yet we accused her of having a lopsided friendship. We were her best friends and I didn't mean to hurt her we were just very upset and confused and I feel like a complete asshole for it, but I just don't know because my other friend said he's glad he doesn't have someone telling him to fuck off in his life, but I made someone who was clinically depressed feel worse. I apologized, but it wasn't accepted. I want your unbiased opinions, please. Was I the asshole?

telling a friend that I felt the friendship was lopsided