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Input: I met a girl on Tinder. We talked a lot and it turned out we had lectures in the same building, so one day we decided I'd wait for her and we'd met in person.

The meeting was meh. Turned out she could meet me only because she was supposed to get some documents from doctor and right after that she needed to go home. It was raining and neither of us had an umbrella. Sometimes I didn't know what to say as she was way more intense in person. It wasn't my best day overall, so I didn't think much of it. And she struck me as a person who could use a friend.

Around week later we decided to meet again. We had classes until late, so we settled for a short walk and maybe some food. The break before the last lecture I got a text to meet her so I did. She was upset about some stall selling nerdy posters in the main hallway. Soon it became clear she was more mad than sad that she didn't have money to buy some poster. She started ranting about not having iPhone. She threw her smartphone on the ground several times. She cried. People were staring. I tried to comfort her, although I'm terrible at such situations. I managed to calm her down a little and convinced her to go to the last lecture to take her thoughts off it and after that we'll spend time together.

I felt mentally tired, but I focused on my own lecture, during which my laptop's charger broke. For most of my assignments I need access to a computer, so it was important to get a new one asap. Lecture ended and I'm heading towards exit talking with a friend. Friend went to the restroom and I hung nearby as we have this silly habit of leaving the building together (this explains why she doesn't leave on her own and stands close by). I spotted the girl and went her way. She was in better mood simply complaining about boring lecture and broken nail.

Friend left restroom, it's time to go. I mentioned broken charger and said we need to make a small detour to the store. Girl went nuts and yelled she won't go to the store to watch people buy things she cannot afford. I standed there dumbfounded and I could sense my friend was even more uncomfortable than me. When she finished I simply asked if she still wanted to go out with me and the answer was no. The only response my brain could think of at the moment was ok, bye.

Friend and I left. And friend was literally scared of the girl and she didn't change her mind after I tried to justify girl's behaviour. And nearly begged me to never meet the girl again. The thing is, I really trust my friends when it comes to the people I date/possibly would date.

The next few days I was busy. Girl was the one to text, but she asked about the medicine I didn't longer take and if I could give it to her. When I recived the message, my mind was set in stone to never contact her again. But right now I feel like an asshole, because it's clear she needed help and I just ghosted her.

ghosting a girl after she scared my friend