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: So this is my first ever post on a new account since I totally forgot I even had an account on here before, so sorry if this is a bit awkward. 

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The background of my relationship with this friend is that we've known each other since middle school, and we've always been pretty close. We're both goofballs and we naturally stuck together over the years. I love him to death, he's one of my best friends, but he's wearing me down. 

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Every time we talk, all we do is talk about his problems, and there's a lot. It's either about his ex, his lack of love life, his financial status, or his own mental issues. And I don't mind talking to him every now and then about this stuff, I love being there for my friends in that way, I know how much going through all of that sucks. I have a lot of issues with some pretty serious depression and anxiety to the point where it's hard for me to hold down a job, but that is beside the point. Any time I try to talk to him about my own stuff, it's for like five minutes before it's brought back to him. I'm expected to carry the whole of the emotional baggage, and we're not even dating, we're just good friends. If we talk it's either about his problems, or D&amp;D. I don't mind talking about that stuff, but when it's all I'm good for, it really wears me down. 

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Recently I reached a breaking point with it, and had to stop talking to him. I called him crying and had to explain that I needed to take a break from him, and from talking to him, and went over. I was bawling my eyes out because he's one of my best friends, and here I am just trying to get ANY sort of response from him that wasn't just a 'mmhmm' or an 'okay'. I gave him back the key to his apartment, and he just shrugged and went back inside, and I just sobbed in my car. And then later I had other friends tell me that he told them what was going on and that I was out of line and they were accusing me of abandoning my friend. 

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AITA for telling my friend that I can't carry his whole life on my shoulders and suggesting he get professional help instead of dumping his problems on me? Am I in the wrong and being a bad friend? I really just don't know what to do.

not wanting to be an on demand therapist