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To make this easier, I’ll come up with a name, let’s just call him Jim.
   
He’s an online friend the same age as me, and we’re both from Britain, and this year our year group has some really “important” exams. Thing is, my friend seems to be studying or doing homework *all the time*, he has maybe an hour free time every day which I find ridiculous because I have many other friends my age from my country and while they’re all mostly revising and doing work, it’s not like its completely invading their life, and I still get to see them and hang out for longer than hour intervals, y’know?
   
As well as this, I have a very big vendetta against the school system in this country, and he is well aware of this. Because of school and the way it works, as a person with aspergers, I have struggled immensely. I don’t know if trauma is the right word, but because of incidents with schools I’ve developed depression and anxiety. I can’t talk to any teachers or even consider home tutoring, let alone schooling because it causes me to have a panic attack and I just break down.
   
Jim knows all of this, yet if I ever criticise the school system or suggest it’s less than good, he gets annoyed. I’ll just say something like “It’s stupid how much homework they give you” and he’ll get defensive. If I ever mention the school system is harmful he gets mad and says it’s not and that it’s all just me, and my fault for “being lazy and not doing what I’m told”.
   
I’ve asked him multiple times to please just stop talking to me about his school problems because it leaves a bad taste in my mouth and because if I ever dare criticise the fact he’s tasked with so much work he gets upset. I have lots of other friends who know I hate school and avoid bringing it up often so I don’t feel uncomfortable, but it seems to be the only thing Jim ever talks or thinks about anymore.
   
We had a big argument a week ago because he was going on about exams again and I said that the people who run the schools are stupid or assholes or something like that. I don’t know if he agrees with me but is too prideful to admit he’s bending over backwards for a shit cause, or if he genuinely doesn’t see any problems because he has no problems, despite the statistics of school related depression rising.
   
I told him “I don’t want to talk to you anymore” and blocked him. He’s said nothing, despite being blocked for a week and me apparently being one of his closest friends. I’ve suspected sometimes that he doesn’t have so much work and that he just doesn’t want to talk to me but he convinced me it was just anxiety telling me that, but it seems clear he doesn’t care now so maybe I was right. I don’t know.
   
Am I justified in my anger, or am I overreacting? I just don’t want him to devalue everything thats happened to me just because *he* can fare well at school, and I want him to respect that I don’t want to talk about school anymore.

getting mad at a friend and ending the friendship because of how much time he spends on schoolwork