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I met this girl over a year ago and she was one of the sweetest people I'd ever met, we instantly became friends and she became very dear to me. After about 2-3 months she just disappears for 3 entire months. No explanation, didn't respond to any message, just gone. This made me think the worst had happened but then after 3 months she just comes back like nothing happened. No explanation then either, just starts a casual convo. However, I learned just before she disappeared, she had shared some really personal things about me to someone else without my permission, which I was understandably annoyed about.

I'm a bit angry but ultimately glad she's okay and I ask her about it to which she more or less avoids the question. After a while things were normal again, and she does it again. Mid convo just disappears for 2 weeks. The convo we were actually having was about some tough shit I was going through, so her just up and leaving that convo after offering to support me, pissed me off. (But I do understand she may have been uncomfortable because of the topic, either way I wish she didn't just up and leave) She comes back and tells me shes sorry and how she promises it won't happen again. I explain to her how this causes me a lot of worry and stress and she then tells me shes depressed (but hasn't been diagnosed) and as someone who has been dealing with mh issues for 10 years, I do understand how it messes with you. I'm usually a really forgiving person but this kept happening. It happened 8 times. It could be months or weeks I never knew! One of our mutual friends cut her off before I did because of this and as I discussed this with a friend they said it felt like she kept doing it to toy with me as she knew I would always accept her back into my life. But I don't think she was manipulative like that.

Every time I would explain to her this upset me, she would say the same promise, tell me shes depressed and everytime I would explain how I understand but to please let me know when she wouldn't be active for a while. She never did. About a month ago I was talking to her like normal and mid convo she stops replying to me, however remained active on social media. (I fully understand I'm not entitled to anyone's time and I'm okay with that) but this had been a full 2 weeks of her not responding to me even though she knew I was extremely worried as I expressed that to her. I guess I hit a breaking point and I just blocked her. She messaged me on Skype a few days ago and I fully explained why I did what I did, she seemed to understand but I still find myself thinking I was a bit over dramatic despite the fact I was extremely hurt and she knew it caused me stress.

TL:DR a close friend kept disappearing for weeks/months and would consistently make false promises and didn't listen to me expressing how this upset and worried me, I snapped and blocked her after 2 weeks of being blatantly ignored, explained over Skype why but she understood.

cutting a close friend off