@ILAY_SIDECHICK Hi, so the weirdo thats saying that its your fault is completely wrong. If ending the friendship feels like a heavy rock was lifted off your shoulders, it means you did the right thing for yourself. Her insecurity should not be your problem or responsibility. That is something she herself should reflect on. Also, it should be normal to feel guilty afterwards, like its "your fault". It only feels that way because thats how she made it look. If she tries to make up with you or start over, that is your choice. However, if this is not the first time she has "made up" with you, its better to take some time to think about it. I made this mistake of accepting an "apology" a few years ago and I am now facing the consequences of that this year. If you're afraid about having no friends then you could always explain the situation with another close friend (better if that friend is not close with your (ex) bestfriend ), if they don't see a problem with what shes doing, it's better to find a new crowd to be around.
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