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: My best friend started developing her eating disorder around September of 2017 after some events happened. Her eating disorder got pretty bad but she began to recover with the help of a doctor around April of 2018. In November of 2018 she started an account to document her progress in recovery. She accidentally pressed the "Confirm" button for linking her new account to her contacts. I happened to find it in my suggested friends list, but I didn't follow her.

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The next day I talked to her about and asked her if she would like me to simply block the account and act like it never existed. She said yes, so I blocked it on my main account. She was also glad that I had told her she accidentally linked it to her number, since she didn't want other people from our school to find out about it.

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The thing is, I'm sometimes really concerned about her. I had an account that was private and had zero followers, and I would block everyone from our school on it. I would use it to rant/vent/write journal entries in it. I started to use it to check up on her account. It was usually just rants and pictures of food she ate that made her out of her comfort zone. I was really proud of her.

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She also had a tellonym (a website that lets you anonymously send people questions and they publicly answer it) and I asked her if she liked anyone. I personally have had a little crush on her that's on and off, but I was just curious. I was thought that she might've been into me, but turns out she liked another dude. I broke my own heart. After that, I just kind of stopped trying to drop hints that I would like to date her. I also felt guilty that I had taken advantage of her trust like that. 

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So AITA?

secretly stalking my recovering anorexic friend's Instagram and finding out that she had a crush on someone