Given the task definition and input, reply with output. Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and an associated claim about its type, verify if the claim is true or not. The claim asks if the posts are historical or hypothetical. The posts are "HISTORICAL" when the author has already done something and they are "HYPOTHETICAL" when the author is considering doing something in the future. Say 'yes' if the claim is true otherwise say 'no'

CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : This girl and I have been best friends since 7th grade. Went to different colleges, but managed the distance via gaming, voice chats, and occasional visits. She was someone I could see myself being lifelong friends with, until recently. 
Her husband and I got off to a terrible start. She moved in with him early on and one day, I was in her area with some relatives. While we were trying to decide where to meet up, this guy who I hadn't even met snatches the phone from her and demands of me "Just get your ass over here". I got mad and told them both how disrespectful I thought that was. We wound up meeting at a restaurant without him, and he apparently liked to read all of her texts, so my opinions were no secret. 
Over the next few years, he and I have tried to get along for her sake. But he's never dropped the whole "she hates me" dialogue, and always blamed my opinion of him on that first impression, despite the fact that he's left a bad taste in my mouth the entire time I've known him. Cursing her out in front of our friends, making her cry the day before her wedding over some shoes, not taking her mental illness seriously, and yelling at her for feeling like she might not want to live are just a few examples. Granted, his more extreme outbursts happened when he was under considerable amounts of stress. I still don't condone his actions. He thrives off of shock value, to the point where his sense of humor is just excessively vulgar. He also enjoys ranting, yelling, and sometimes mansplaining things he knows little to nothing about. That being said, I know that I'm very blunt, and there have definitely been times where I could have done a better job of ignoring him and biting my tongue. I tried bringing up my concerns with her before she got married, but she had made up her mind, and I respected her decision.
During the wedding festivities, her family and college friends spent a considerable amount of time trash talking my religion. I said nothing, because I know people are unlikely to change their views on things that they feel warrant so much hate. I'm Christian and she's pagan, but her and I have always been respectful of each other's beliefs. 
I love my friend and have nothing against her. But neither my husband nor I can stand to spend time with her husband, who is now a permanent part of the package. The other people in her life are also very different from me, which wouldn't be an issue if they weren't so aggressive about pointing it out. 
She invited me to her birthday party later this month, and I really don't want to go. I'm considering just allowing our friendship to fade with time and distance, instead of trying to sustain it.

no