Definition: 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.
Input: Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : So I’ve been talking to this girl for a few weeks, I’ve known/known of her for a few years since she’s related to my cousin’s SO and worked at a store right by where I used to live. So I’d see her every now and then and say hi, you could say she and I had an acquaintance-ship with each other. 

We both recently (within the last year) have gotten out of long term relationships, so we started texting earlier this month, but we were just hanging out as friends/maybe more than friends sometimes. This was only for 2 weeks, I only hung out with her maybe 4 times until the issue. 

5th time, I get there and she’s clearly high. She has bloodshot eyes, half closed eyelids, walks like a zombie, and tries to tell a story that should’ve taken 2 minutes yet took 15 because she kept going off on tangents or losing her train of thought. 

I honestly don’t care, do what you want, the being high thing wasn’t my issue. My problem was she started getting really upset about random things and wouldn’t listen to me trying to reason with her or even just talk her down. Like how dare I help her with the dishes because I got some water on my shirt and that was apparently the worst thing ever for her. She wouldn’t let it go and yelled at me for offering to help, despite her originally accepting it gratefully (3 minutes prior) and kept bringing it up over the next hour and a half.

We were only at her place plus her friend for about 20 minutes bc we had a specific time to go pickup our food. All I really did in that time was ask where the bathroom was three times because she’d forget to tell me halfway through her sentence. 

Lots more went on, mostly her wigging out on me for nonsensical things while I was just trying to eat and leave ASAP. 

I texted her the next day and asked if she wants to talk about what went on and work things/whatever went on out. She doubled down and accused me of all sorts of things that did not happen: me yelling at her, me being so obviously rude that her friend picked up on it and said I was awful (her friend was there for about 10 min picking something up, she and I talked about her kids and we got along fine), me demanding she do things, ordering her around, etc.

The only time I did anything close to pushing her buttons was saying that I knew she was high, and I’d rather talk about it tomorrow when we’re sober. She then claims weed doesn’t affect her like most people, and that she functions better when high vs sober because she “doesn’t get high anymore”. 

I just said okay, I understand, but I was very uncomfortable with how you treated me while you were “high” and I’d just prefer if we parted ways. She’s been losing her shit at me for the past few hours through various phone numbers/texts/facebooks. 

AITA for not responding anymore? I’m going through a bunch of really shit life events that are stressing me out, and all I’ve seen from her is drama and indications of more to come.  
Output:
no