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Input: It's not what you think. I mean, it's probably not what you think.
She wasn't in her right mind, and I kind of panicked.

Let me backtrack a bit: It's high school, I was a closeted lesbian and we kinda had a homoerotic friendship(?) thing going on (small homophobic town, etc etc). We would text constantly, cuddle excessively, she'd call on Fridays and we'd talk for hours. The problem was, I had other friends.

She didn't like that. To be honest, they weren't so fond of her either.

She was possessive and expressive, always making drama out of the smallest things. Just one slight would send her over the edge and she'd corner me between class hyperventilating and beyond reason.

But we finally graduated, more importantly it's Friday. I'm out with my other friends after work when I hear my phone go off. It's her.

The thing is, I'm not really one for confrontation, and it's gotten to the point where I know if I answer she'll want to know if I'm free, why I'm not free, why I'm hanging out with Them instead of Her, etc etc. We've done this song and dance before, and I didn't have the energy.
So instead of answering, I let it go to voicemail and I turn off my ringer.

About 4 hours pass, and one of my friends gets a call from my parents, complaining that I'm not answering their calls and that my inbox is full.

So I check my phone.

28 missed calls.

I feel a bit sick at the sight.
I dial my voicemail, and sure enough it's full. One is an old saved message from my grandfather, but every single other slot is filled by Her.

- "Hey [my name] I'm just calling to see what you're up to! Call me back!!!"
- "Hiiiiii!!!! You're probably busy, just wanted to chat! Call me!!!"

That's how they started out, simple enough, but only spaced about 15min apart.
They started getting more desperate around the fifth message. 

- "Hey, you haven't called me back. Are you ignoring my calls?"
- "It's [blank] again, why aren't you answering????"
- "Are you ignoring me? Should I drive to your house? Call Me Back!"

To be honest I was deleting the messages pretty fast by that point, not really listening to them. The last message in my inbox is stuck in my mind though. 20 seconds of heavy, upset breathing, followed by her saying my name, then hanging up.
It's only been 4 hours! I couldn't wrap my head around that fact. I was freaked out and more than a little bit scared.
I emptied my voicemail and told my other friends what had happened. They said that she was being "really creepy" and I "should be careful", so I turned my phone off.

Long story short, she kept calling my mobile, when I got home I found out that she'd called my house phone another 20 times. Then it was 12-30 times a day, every day, for the rest of summer.
I felt paralysed. I couldn't pick up because at that point I really had been avoiding her, and I could not just tell her that she was acting strange.

I know she has emotional stability issues, but I was scared. I never contacted her again, and eventually the calls stopped.

We were friends for years before this incident, and I never gave her a reason why I broke contact so suddenly. 

The worst part is, I kind of want to make contact again.

ghosting my unstable friend for 5 years