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: I live in a house with 3 other girls and 1 of them I do not get along with (for more background info on this roommate, I have a post on r/legaladvice that details her offenses). So to summarize what’s been going on for the passed 2 months, it’s been borderline illegal disputes and common courtesy thrown out the window. Basically she uses her friend’s death to excuse her from any responsibilities; she never cleans, never pays rent and bills on time , treats us all like shit, and constantly threatens suicide and almost brags about the amount of sleeping pills she takes a night in hopes she takes 1 pill too many and kicks the bucket. At first I tried to be there for her (especially after her friend’s suicide 2-3 months ago) and get her help but after she broke into my room just for the sake of spiting me, I have no genuine love for her anymore. I care about her wellbeing but I’m at my wits end with her. After she broke into my room I called her a cunt, a circus monkey following the loudest idiot leading her stupid parade, and that she needed to stay the fuck out of my room and to not touch/take my stuff or I would take her to court. Afterwards she accused me of not understanding her, that I lacked human emotions and understanding because I’m autistic, so I told her (was ex) boyfriend of 5 years shot himself not even a year ago and my best friend killed himself last year and I haven’t and still don’t pull the woe is me card. She called me an asshole and I sarcastically told her I am what I eat and that would make her NyQuil. She ran upstairs crying and screaming that I was an asshole. AITA?
Sorry for grammar, english is my second language.

not caring that my roommate's friend killed himself