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Input: Okay, so backstory. I was friends with this girl 3 years ago after we went overseas for college. We really bonded and I thought I had a friend.

 So fast forward about a year or so and being friends with her litterally felt like I was a mirror. It was always "take pictures of me" "wow I'm so hot" "me, me, me". She would interrupt me when I would try and steer the conversation away from her, but she would just snap it right back to her. 

She was in to cosplay and she would make me her personal photographer. So, I got tired of it and confronted her about it and she called me a bitch and told me she had to constantly walk on eggshells around me (which is how I felt with her btw). And we were fine for a couple of weeks. 

In the meantime, there was this guy we were in a class with (separate classes). The guy, who we will call John, and I were both set up to be partners for international students for the week they were at our college. She saw us together and the pictures that came from the reception, and she ignored me for 2 weeks because she thought John and I were dating. (he liked 2D girls more). 

I had to ask HER what was wrong and she made it to be my fault. After that, I decided to break off the friendship silently. And haven't directly heard from her since, but our mutual friends tell me things like.
"Oh, yeah she shits talks about how you're horrible friend" and "She thinks you're toxic". 

Any thoughts?

On mobile btw so sorry for format. 

breaking off a toxic friendship