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: A short backstory: I'm an 18 year old nursing student in an ADN (associate degree in nursing) program at a community college. I met another girl who was going to my school a few months before we started our program through reddit. We met up a few times and she seemed nice enough. 

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Now, onto what's been going on since we started about 6 weeks ago. From day one, she's been so beyond negative. The second day of class she said to me "I wish I would have just done the LPN program." She failed our first test by 4 points (because she admittedly didn't study) and stated that she was just gonna drop out of the program-to which she has a full ride-if she failed our next test. She wound up passing by a few points and stayed in the program. Now, we have another test coming up Friday and she's back to the same crap. "I'm dropping out." "I don't like this." etc. 

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My whole thing is, if you don't like nursing-then drop out!! Just quit bringing me down with you. Nursing school is by no means easy, but it's totally doable. But being constantly surrounded by this negativity is affecting my mood and motivation to study. Honestly, it's been making me kinda depressed. I was so excited to start this \*highly competitive\* program, but she's just been bringing me down.

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WIBTA if I told her to screw off and leave me alone?

telling my friend to kick rocks