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: For context, I've had a history of difficulty with female friendships. I'm more relationship-focused and I think I get too attached in friendships, which can cause issues. I genuinely can't tell if I was toxic or the asshole in this situation, because I've been told before that I can be manipulative, overly-attached, and dramatic. Either way, the friendship between us is over, and I'm just trying to sort out the side effects.

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Here's the story:

* Started dating bf 2 years ago
* When visiting bf's hometown, met his friend who he had been friends with since middle school (so, 10 years or so)
* She introduced me to my current passions (tarot and astrology) and we became friends
* Texted with her often, although she's slow to reply and a bit erratic so it wasn't consistent
* I was friends with HER best friend for a bit, who lives in the same town as me. But this friend said that I was trying to force the friendship, so she didn't want to talk to me anymore. She called me creepy and entitled (this makes me think that I'm the asshole in friendships)
* Leaned on her too much during a personal crisis while she was also recovering from weed addiction and dealing with a bipolar diagnosis, she cut me out of her life and said I was toxic
* A few months later, she forgave me and we talked occasionally
* We followed each other on Twitter (both of us have astrology/tarot accounts)
* She came down to visit my bf and I, along with one of their other friends. While she was visiting, I felt a little disconnected. I posted (this is pretty emo and dramatic) "I feel like there's a wall between me and other people" after we all hung out. This is a personal issue and I've been working on genuine connections and doing better with it. But that night I wasn't feeling great
* She kept posting about her best friend on her astrology/tarot account and that brought up bad memories for me. I have no right to tell her who or who not to post about, so I unfollowed her on my astrology/tarot account. I kept following her on my personal account, though
* I noticed she blocked me on Twitter. I tried to text her about it, but she blocked my number as well. The day I noticed, she was texting my boyfriend saying "I just broke up with my boyfriend of 6 years" and clearly needing support. I don't think this was a romantic/sexual advance, they're pretty platonic imo
* My boyfriend does not reply to her texts/calls - he's mad because she was rude to me and caused me anxiety by blocking me for seemingly no reason.
* Months later, she finally replies to me. She tells me that she blocked me out of her life because I have "negative energy" and am toxic (she's really into things like energy, past lives, etc which I'm not as into). She cited my tweet as the evidence of my negative energy, and told me I was manipulative and I don't get to tell her otherwise. Apparently, me becoming interested in astrology/tarot after meeting her was creepy, and me unfollowing her on twitter showed that I disrespected her astrology/tarot knowledge. She also told me she regrets ever meeting me and being friends with me, because I ruined her friendship with my boyfriend, and that I cause him to abandon life-long friends. This made me feel bad because that was never my intention.
* A few weeks after the stuff about the negative energy, she apologizes to me and says her words were uncalled for. She also texted my boyfriend saying "hope we can catch up soon!" I feel bad for her because she might've said those things during a time of poor mental health (dealing with a breakup and mental illness)
* I haven't replied to her apology. I don't want to get involved with her anymore. She has some delusions that I can't get on board with, and I feel like having me in her life will just make it more difficult.

Am I the asshole in this specific situation for bringing drama into their friendship and ending it? Also, am I the asshole for not replying to her apology and preferring that my boyfriend not be friends with her anymore? 

technically causing friendship issues between my boyfriend and his long-term friend, and not accepting her apology