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: So I have been feeling this way for awhile and I feel like it would be helpful to get your input. 

so i have this friend we will call Abby. Me an Abby met at the school I work at and have been friends for about a year but lately im just getting tired of her shit. 

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for one Abby judges everybody about everything. it drives me up a wall. One of the things that brought us together was being sassy but she takes it way to far. like we were out to dinner with a mutual friend last night and this friend said she can really handle spicy food. Which I get, abby then made a fb post about how she hates people who hate spicy food.

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im sorry but how is that a thing? but she is always judging someone for something and i just (as lame as this is about to sound) do not want all that negative bullshit in my life. 

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more over she does this thing where if im talking about my day whether good or bad she clearly doesnt care. She is always looking to talk about herself. If i text her about how a student was getting on my nerves or how i slipped in the parking lot she will give me a laughing face emoji then tell me about her day. and if I dont respond with a paragraph or something she then judges me for not being supportive. Then if i am getting on about something bad that happened to me she will have to one up it. Every time. 

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lately she is just driving me up a wall and I am over it. I told my other friend that I was planning to cut ties and she said I was being picky and needed to chill.

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avoiding a friend because they are really negative