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: Background: I suffer from mental illnesses, the specifics aren't important. Normally, I can live around them, but lately due to a lot of personal stress, my mental health has been suffering, so I decided to take a break from everything. I posted on Facebook explaining that I needed time to myself to regroup and recover, and for the most part, everyone was supportive and respected my No Contact rules. I texted my boyfriend before I made the post, just because I felt weird about him finding out through a Facebook post, and his response was "sounds like a break up but ok", which was annoying, but whatever. I made it explicitly clear it wasn't a break up, and it wasn't just him, might I add.

Fast forward about two weeks to present day.  Still going through a lot of personal shit, but I feel guilty for cutting contact with everyone, and starting to ease myself back into talking to people, including my boyfriend. We talked over text and in person when he showed up at my work (this is normal, and I don't really mind if it's slow, but sometimes he stays too long and I don't want to get in trouble), and I think everything's going to be okay, but he starts pushing to hang out again. Like, later that day despite me having errands I've been neglecting, and tomorrow (today, now) when I said no. After work he texts me if we can still hang out in the morning, and when I tell him I'm not emotionally ready to hang out with anyone right now, he got upset, pointing out that last weekend I had gone to visit my brother, and if I can go see my brother there's no reason I can't hang out with him. Yeah, I kinda get it, but at the same time, my brother needs surgery, and it's moderately serious and I wanted to see him and offer support if he needed it, and that visit caused me a lot of stress for reasons I won't get into. He accused me of not wanting to see him, and making things up for attention, and doesn't understand when I say I do want to see him, but right now, even talking to my roommate for two minutes is extremely draining. As for the making it up part...I honestly just pretended I didn't read that because wow. He sent me a good morning text earlier, but I haven't responded yet. I just don't want to deal with him right now.

I guess what I'm asking is Am I the Asshole for wanting to slowly reintroduce myself into socializing again? Or for cutting off contact with everyone in the first place? I'm starting to feel really guilty about the entire situation.

telling my boyfriend I still need space