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 sound like the asshole in the title, but let me elaborate. Let's call her Beth.

Beth and I were closest friends for the last year or so, but have distanced apart because she has spent 95% of her attention on her boyfriend and 5% on me and other friends. Beth has seemed to, for some reason, grow clingy to her boyfriend and barely even talks to us anymore. Even her boyfriend is uncomfortable with it.

I got accepted into a program where I would move to a different campus in our high school for next year, and since Beth didn't seem to care for me and my other friends got accepted, I decided to take the opportunity. Beth gave zero fucks. Until she found out her boyfriend would be moving countries next year (by his choice - who wouldn't take that opportunity?)

We had already distanced, but when we did talk, she told me how she wishes someone would prioritise her over opportunities, since she'll be lonely next year. I wanted to say the biggest fuck you because she never wanted to go out with us as friends, but accepted every opportunity possible with her boyfriend, always went to sit next to him during class and never put effort into our friendship in general.

This one particular time, I mentioned how I would miss a teacher, since I'd be moving campuses. This was after Beth found out her boyfriend was leaving, and she could only reply, "Well maybe you shouldn't go". She also tried to guilt trip her boyfriend into not moving overseas ("If you loved me you would stay")

But then again, what if I'm doing this out of pettiness? I'm planning to completely cut ties with her next year, since we won't see each other much and she's put next to no effort into our friendship, but SUDDENLY wants me to stay on the same campus as her, since she'll be lonely if I don't. Can I just move on from this? Am I the asshole for ditching her ass completely? I'm taking the campus opportunity regardless, but would I be the asshole for cutting ties?

tl;dr: close friend has put little to no effort into our relationship since she got with her boyfriend, gave no shits when I said I'd be moving campuses, suddenly gave a shit when she found out her boyfriend was voluntarily moving overseas, and has now tried to subtly guilt trip us both into staying with her. It's bullshit and it pisses me off, but am I the asshole for wanting to cut ties with her too?

ditching my friend and cutting ties