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: There's a kid on a wheelchair in my class. He's a sweet guy, we spoke a few times because I only helped carry his bag to class.

After that, he started sending me really long texts, appreciating what I did, and I would respond to them politely 

Until it became super annoying. I'm a reserved person, I don't befriend that many people. And I'd reply to his texts out of common courtesy. But then he started getting annoying and mad at me if I wouldn't respond.

I don't want to be his friend, I made that clear to him and told him explicitly but he still nags me and keeps apologizing, then getting angry at me for treating him like this because he's "not like other guys"

It's been 3 months he doesn't get that I don't want to be his friend, my one worded responses to his messages don't seem to give the hint either.



However I also feel really bad because he's probably never had proper social interactions and doesn't know how to pick up on social cues and hints - I've dropped MANY clues even straight up ignored his messages for days hoping he'd stop. But he hasn't.

What can I do? Am I an asshole for not wanting to be friends with him or not wanting to reply to his texts?

not wanting to be friends with the differently abled kid in my class