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: Basically somebody I knew on social media was asking for money to buy medicine (she has done sort of disease. I forgot what it was but it's pretty serious and requires constant treatment. I also know she's not lying). I'm not really friends with her, she was just a classmate back in high school, but I figured if you're asking for help on FB you must be in a REALLY tough spot.

So I sent her a DM and sent her about $40. Cool I'm glad I could help.  A week later she comes back and asks if I could help her again because she REALLY needs diapers for her kids. I think we've all been in a tough spot, and if I was in her position obviously I would want help so I said sure. Sent her some more money and let her know I don't want this to be a "thing".

This repeated itself for about 2 months in which I sent get almost $500. Every time it was really serious and a big deal so I had trouble saying no, but I did sometimes. She kept telling me each time was the last and I kept telling her that I don't want to do this regularly. Eventually she tells me she doesn't have any money for food and I've just about had it. I didn't know how to communicate with her after repeatedly telling her I didn't want this to be a habit, so I just blocked her. 

I felt kinda shitty about it though. I haven't told anybody about this so I don't have a second opinion. AITA?

blocking somebody on social media who needed to feed her kids