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Input: I'm still in high school, and in the beginning of september I started developing a friendship with a girl in my class. We listened to the same music, we had the same style of humor, liked same movies, etc. We were texting a lot, talking about our feelings and our hardships in life. Turns out, she had a really rough life, and was fighting with depression, but things were looking good for her, because she started visiting a psychiatrist. Because I was her only real friend, she would tell me about her problems. I listened to all of them, sometimes in text, sometimes in person, and tried to offer the help I could.
The problem was, that she told me that she would listen to my difficulties too, but everytime I tried to talk about mine, she would always bring up hers and we ended up talking about them, ignoring me completely.
Things were going like this for some time, and then one night when she was talking about how no one loves her and it would be better if she didn't exist, I told her that's not true, because during all the time we spent together I started developing feelings towards her. This shocked her, but she rejected me, and honestly, I was fine with it, because I didn't expect her to love me, I was okay with being her friend. Then, she told me that she needs some time alone, because she needs to process this, and for the next few days she kept her distance at school, and didn't talk to me. 
After some time passed, she texted me and said that she was sorry about her behavior and if I wanted, we could still be friends. I accepted her offer, and for some time, everything was going fine, until for some reason she became really distant again and started ignoring me. 
One thing that's really bugging me, is that  during the first month of our friendship she told me that she needed me, because I was her only friend, and most of her family didn't care about her at all, and because of this I feel really bad because I know that I could help her if I really wanted,I just don't want to anymore. 
The other thing is that I also had some problems of my own but every time I tried to talk about them, she would belittle them by comparing them to her problems. 
So AITA in this scenario? I really can't tell anymore. And guys, please forgive my shitty grammar and bad writing skills! 


abandoning someone who needed me