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Input: I had a fairly good friend who I kept in touch with long distance, as I am working in the United States and she is in East Asia. Last time we got together was before I started my job. I flew over from the US and I brought some souvenirs and a card. We hung out normally and just talked about normal topics friends talk about, like future plans and work life etc etc.

After I came back to the United States, work kept me extremely busy. During this time I also got a girlfriend which she knows about, so this results in even less communication between us, as most of my time is spent with my SO.

Now I still do my best to keep in touch with this friend. Up until today, I tried my best to send a quick message every 2 weeks or so asking how the friend was doing. But I noticed that conversations became harder to maintain, and that a lot of the time my messages were one word replies or just none at all. Furthermore, the times that she actually messaged me were mostly soliciting my help with translation or just buying stuff from the United States. I decided that this was something that was just going to make me more tired, and I stopped messaging her but did not delete her from my friend's list. 

Then yesterday she messages me out of the blue, saying that she is kind of upset that we don't talk anymore, and that she is not that happy that we are drifting apart. I wasn't really sure how to respond to this, and since I was at work I just left it at that and forgot to reply. Upon arriving home, I clicked into her profile and discovered that I couldn't see any of her posts anymore. I assumed that she deleted/blacklisted me, so I did the same and removed her from my friend's list and I thought that was that. 

This morning she sends me an angry message saying how I was a shitty friend, and how she was an idiot for deciding to become friends with me. She thought she was used, and how I don't care for others and that I should reflect on my definition of being a friend. I didn't reply, but would like to know if I'm in the wrong for doing what I did. 

deleting my now ex-friend