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Input: She and I are friends for about 2 years now and always comes talk to me for advice, let's call her Kelly. So Kelly and I are talking in school when she tells me she's sent an anonymous letter to her crush and is very nervous. I tell her that she should go tell him if she was completely serious on being with him, which she tells me she isn't, so I tell her that she should think things over. Two days pass and she and her friends invite my friends to a restaurant where the subject pops again. She tells me she isn't sure he likes her back so I ask her why she thinks that. She says her crush wanted to talk privately with her and was very serious with her, something that isn't very normal. I again ask her if she's completely sure in being with him, which she tells me no. I tell her she shouldn't move forward then since a) she isn't even sure b) I thought her crush didn't like her. She agrees and everything moves on. Just yesterday however, she tells me her crush hasn't talked with her and that her crush's friend told her how he was interested in her but she didn't do anything. And so, just this morning I wake up to two messages saying how it was all my fault and that she hates me. I feel really bad and responsible for what happened. AITA?

telling my friend their crush is not interested in them and to move on