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 have been friends with this girl since 6th grade (im currently a junior in college). We dont see eachother a lot because i go to college an 18 hour drive away. 
She says she doesnt want a job she doesnt like so refuses to get any job. But then she complains that she has no money. Shes blames her parents for not teaching her how to drive so she cant get her lisence. She wants to somehow get money for the government for her epilspy that she had 6 years ago. All she does all day is go on tinder to find a guy that will date her and buy her stuff basically so she can get things without working for it like she does now with her parents. She doesnt even leave the house ever she just watches tv and complains about her life and blames everyone else for the reason why she cant get her shit together. Sometimes shes get jelous of me and says how easy my life is (when its not) and sometimes ignores me because she "cant relate to me when I do "cool" stuff". In one case the "cool stuff" was going to canada for spring break.
I would consider myself as pretty ambitous and I dont like to complain a lot so that fact that all she does is complain and not take responsbility for her life annoys me. She was my best friend for so many years and the sweetest person ever. 

TLDR: childhood best friend annoys me by constantly complaining about her life but refuses to do anything to change it.

Am i an asshole for not wanting to be friends with her because shes not as ambitous as me?

wanting to not be friends with my less ambitious friend