AITA for walking away from a friend having a panic attack because I felt like I'm in a 24/7 crisis hotline?
I have a friend (female) which has a crush. As a male (and also friends with the crush) she is using me as a therapist (and a 24/7 crisis hotline) for me to constantly reassure her that her crush doesn't 'hate' her just because he isn't talking to her and also for tiny things her 'crush' does (like not sitting on the same table as her, etc).
Throwback to today. I was in the school library doing work when she (and another friend) was on the same table as me. The other friend was quite mad while she was having a panic attack because her crush wasn't talking to her. I was already *trying* to be productive however both of them made it harder to concentrate.
As a result, I went out of the library briefly before coming back in. They didn't bat a eye and didn't ask. I continued on with my work while she was having a panic attack (because her crush only said a 'hi' when she was talking to him) and asking me if her crush hates her.
After a while, it became harder to focus and I went out again to see some of my other friends (for around 5 minutes). When I came back inside, she was in a very snappy mood when I was trying to talk to her. The other friend and her were ultimately being disruptive for me. I clearly told her I was packing up and left the library.
In the next class, I noticed her 'ghosting' me and also looking at me with scorn. It seems like she told a mutual friend of ours and 'villainized' me to look like I didn't care about her. At the end of the class, when I tried to apologise to her, she ignored it and continued 'ghosting' me.
In class after that, she started telling people in the other class that I 'left' her when she was having a panic attack. She was also indirectly trying to guilt trip me (like saying that I abandoned her right behind me). AITA? I feel emotionally burnt out because of this and I feel guilty because of this drama.