Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, identify who is wrong here. Classify each post into the following categories : AUTHOR (if the author of the post is wrong in the situation), OTHER (if any of the others mentioned in the paragraph is wrong), EVERYBODY (if everyone mentioned is wrong) and NOBODY (if no one is wrong in the situation).
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Thinking about what to write now. I would think that I'm the asshole, but I would try to explain anyway. Keep in mind that every person mentioned is a teenager. So we're all... Kinda dumb and emotional.

So, a few days before New Year's Eve. My then-girlfriend got mad at me for not giving her enough space while I was calling her. Which is fine. I understand this because we had this conversation before. But... Instead of her just telling me she's uncomfortable with calling in the first place, she bottled it up until then. Only to have her sister be the one to aggressively explain that I should've been giving her more space, using my girlfriend's account. My argument was that I would if my girlfriend personally asked in the first place. I apologised and told her that I wanted to hear from my gf herself. After more hurtful lectures, she did. And then she said that she didn't want to talk to me right now. Understandable. I wrote out about how we could prevent this from happening, along with qualms about she had to get her sister to explain like it's her business in an Evernote document. Shared the link with her so she wasn't forced to see it until she felt ready, then left her alone.

Background information: You could say I'm rather clingy. I tend to repeatedly text and sometimes call my girlfriend until I got an answer. They had a point there. I do this since I get lonely pretty easily.

On New Year's I wished her a Happy New Year. No response. Didn't push for one.

I asked for a diagram of something for a writing project I'm doing for her as a Christmas gift, which I decided to continue. She gave it to me.

Next day, we were talking pretty normally about the same writing project. But I when I was about to side-track, she says she's busy. I left her alone.

The next night, Wednesday, I got somewhat lonely and asked if I could say goodnight, then proceeding to say goodnight. No response.

Good morning the next day. Along with mentioning I got a slight confession to make to her. No response.

This alone is pretty okay, I probably would be fine with it. But it's the longest that I've ignored for, so I was worrying.

I came to the conclusion that maybe she was getting tired of me and that she rather be with another guy. She asked a while ago if she could date him, I allowed her. But ever since she got angry with me. I noticed that she had been talking with the other guy more. Every day. I noticed by their offline times that they've been staying up at night talking to each other, every night. I was thinking that maybe there was more to her ignoring me. That there was another reason she wanted space. She only read my own texts when she's online with him too.

Of course, I got jealous. I asked twice Thursday night if she wanted a proper conversation about what happened before. Read. Ignored, talked to the other guy maybe; they were both offline. I called her. She ignored the call. So, I decided to make a long text assuming that she dumped me for the other guy. Since that's the point where I could've been the asshole, here's a link to an Evernote document to what I said exactly.

LINK: [https://www.evernote.com/shard/s707/sh/0a9d1779-cddf-4168-aed6-978c99a95fab/00dc40809356393f00793cff13033c08](https://www.evernote.com/shard/s707/sh/0a9d1779-cddf-4168-aed6-978c99a95fab/00dc40809356393f00793cff13033c08)

So yeah.. I said all of that. Her best friend called me to ask why would I say all of that and hurt her. And... Realizing that I really hurt her, I regretted saying all of that very much. I would love to take back what I said. I tried my best to explain to her best friend that. But, being her best friend, she supported my ex saying that she needs her space. That the other guy can talk to her because she gives her space. But then I kept saying that I would give her that space if she took only a few seconds to respond and say she stills needs some.

Note that I have left her completely alone for 2 days straight, and contacted her to say Happy New Year, and left things short until she was comfortable to discuss my writing. I did give her space. Apparently, it wasn't enough for her.

Yesterday, she called me to say that it was over. We're through. I was hurt, I asked her to reconsider. And.. She and her friends sort of celebrated this break up hours later in a group chat we're all in. A friend of mine kicked me out of the group chat knowing that I would get hurt if I read everything. It just seems like they rid of someone who was a complete pest and were pretty glad to rid of him. Is that how someone should feel after breaking up with someone? 

TL;DR: My ex wanted space. I gave her said space. I noticed she was talking to another guy more often while I left her as alone as possible. I then sent a long text accusing her of wanting to be with the other guy, yet I still want to be with her so much. I regretted accusing her. She broke up with me.
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EVERYBODY