Teacher:Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : My friend Jesse and I who knew eachother for about 6 years prior to working in the same dealership have recently had a "falling out" and she has been giving me the cold shoulder and basically speaking to me like a stranger since this occurred.

Jesse is kind of qwerky and likes to say weird things to amuse others, such as: "I don't like beans, I just eat them so they cant eat me first" etc etc.

So from this, our receptionist put up sticky notes in the lunch room with quotes of this weird stuff she says and everyone loves it, she seemed 100% cool with it. I find it really funny.

I was emailing Jesse last week about how hungry I was and couldnt wait for lunch, she responded with "Me too, I just took a big crap and considering taking a bite." I was not expecting such a morbid response so I laughed really hard and decided to send it to our receptionist to put up. The receptionist couldn't believe it and thought it was fake until i showed her the email and she laughed at it too. So she put it up in the lunch room. Jesse wasn't a big fan of this but didnt really care. Then I thought of a few other funny but waaay more tame things i should get put in the lunch room so i sent them to the receptionist too. She was crying from laughing so hard at the things i sent her but hadn't put them up. Jesse found out and was furious at me. She was really upset about it but continued back to work ignoring me. 

I realized maybe I took it too far because she has anxiety and worries a lot about what others think of her So I decided to have the receptionist take down all of the stickies in the lunch room as Jesse wasnt happy with me at all. I called her that evening and said i was really sorry and offered to take her out shopping. She basically said thank you for saying sorry and that was it.

She now talks to me like a co-worker she just met and pretends we aren't friends. I understand i hurt her feelings but why is she throwing our friendship out the window like it means nothing? Things actually ended better for her since we totally got rid of ALL the stickes but she is treating it like I stole her husband from her.

Am I as big of an asshole as she thinks I am? Or maybe is her anxiety distorting her view of the situation?
Student:
yes