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've known this friend since freshman year of high school, and I'm about to graduate. We started being friends at the end of the school's summer program, and ever since she's been sitting at lunch with me and all my free periods. It was nice at first, because she always wanted to hang out and help me out with schoolwork (of course, i helped her too.) However, she started becoming for of a nuisance than an eager friend. She would drag me to places when I have to study, and talk about anything and everything whenever I tried to do work. It seemed as if no was never an option. Due to my horrible temper, I've shown my annoyance multiple times. We've already fought recently, because I tried to apologize for my behavior and she then told me she never cared and thought it was funny to see how annoyed I could get.
After that fight, I blocked her on every social media platform and on my contacts. She then texted my boyfriend, who had to basically play messenger for two weeks. She couldn't take a hint and even sat with me as if nothing was wrong. This happened until Halloween, when she gave me a stuffed animal and refused to take it back. I did not ask for the gift, or her "apology", yet she believes that I have. My other friend tells me to just tell her flat out, but I still feel guilty. On the other hand, seeing her just ruins my day and I immediately feel like screaming. AITA?

wanting to cut off ties with a friend who really likes me platonically