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Input: Ok, a little backstory first. I have two depressed friends, let's just call them Jane and John. Jane was the new girl in school and became a part of our friend group, which also involved John. John and Jane had a crush on each other and they both told me about it so I was like "hey, you guys should go out". And they did, and they had a good relationship for a while. Eventually, John just hardly ever talked to Jane outside of school and almost never interacted with Jane while in school so when Jane told me about this I was like "hey, you should break up with him". And they broke up. I feel incredibly guilty considering they're both depressed and John just told me that this break up made his depression worse. Part of me thinks I'm not the asshole because I got them together because I thought they were a match and in my opinion I had genuinely good intentions, but the other side of me thinks I'm guilty because what I did was VERY two-faced. I feel like if I didn't get them together in the first place, then there would be less pain on both sides. Am I the asshole?

convincing two of my depressed friends to date only to convince them to break up a few months later