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: So this situation requires some background. 

Me, A and B have been really close friends since we were young. Primary school, perhaps. I trusted them with all my heart and told them all my secrets, and they did the same thing to me. Grade 5 comes, and suddenly we’re not in the same class. I was all alone, while A and B were in the same class. We started drifting apart, and from what I’d heard, A, B and C became really close friends. C was the popular bitch you had in every grade. I didn’t think much of it at the time.

So one day I go to school, and I see them in the hallways. I say hi to them, but they act like they didn’t see me. I thought that hey, they were probably busy and so didn’t think much of it. So I go to class, and suddenly everyone acted like jerks to me. I was constantly bullied, and even the teachers hated me. I wasn’t that bad of a student either.

Turns out that A and B had spilt all my secrets to C and C started spreading them and some other rumors, and basically turned the whole grade against me. I was miserable for the rest of primary school, my grades started slipping terribly, and most importantly, I was lonely.

Primary school finally ends, and I go to high school, only later did I find out that it’s the same high school as A and B. Suddenly, A and B comes up to me, and asks for my forgiveness. But I don’t want to forgive them, am I the asshole?

TL;DR: My closest friends betray and bully me, only to ask for my forgiveness which I don’t want to give, AITA?

not wanting to forgive my former friends