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've got a friend who I've been friends with for the better part of two years. Recently though, she's been extremely insistent upon me (and her followers) being extra supportive and enthusiastic about her original stories. She runs a massive fandom blog with over 5000 followers, and she threatens everyone with "If you dont play into my fantasy then I wont write". She hasnt really been writing for the fandom blog at all and has only been writing for her original stories, which is not the issue here but is still somewhat important. 

Here's the twist, she has Autism, OCD, PTSD, BPD, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, and Anxiety. Shes a fan of saying "God had to nerf me or I'd be too powerful".

I recently went through a period where I stopped talking to her because I was tired of being her personal cheerleader and never receiving anything in return. She's talked endlessly about her stories and her characters, about her struggles and hardships, and during the entire thing, I listened and supported her, but she hasnt reciprocated.

Today, I sent her a message telling her why I stopped talking to her, and it went like this

Me: So, I know we haven't been talking much as of late, and I just want to kinda explain why I've been a bit more distant than usual. I'm not saying I dont want to be your friend anymore cause that's not the case, I think you're awesome, but I kinda feel like you only use me as a means to feel validated with your stories. I'm not saying I dont like them or that they're stupid, I just kinda feel like it's not an even balance between the two of us. I love your stories, I really do, but you arent the only one who enjoys sharing their ideas and I kinda feel like mine get swept under the rug sometimes. 
That's kinda why I stopped talking, because I was a little hurt. I felt like I wasnt allowed to talk about anything except what you wanted to talk about, and I try to be an accommodating person, but that doesnt mean I'll let myself be a doormat. I still think you're a great person, and I still want to talk to you and help, but do you think you might at least be able to meet me halfway?

Her: Sure, of course, whatever means you don't hate me. I'll never mention them again. I'll shut up for good.

Me: Ok, calm down, I dont want you to misinterpret me. 

Her: I'm serious. I'll do whatever you want.

Me: I dont want that though, I still want to be your friend, but all I'm asking is that you be a bit more considerate

Her: Of course. I'm never considerate. It's my own stupid fault that everyone says this. No one ever tells me thank you, no one tells me I can shut up. I wont mention it again. I'm sorry.

At this point, I know I've given her a panic attack and I feel awful for it, but I also feel like shes trying to guilt trip me. I've bent over backwards multiple times to make her happy, I dont see why it's such a big deal to ask for something in return, but I still feel shitty. AITA?

asking a friend to reciprocate