Definition: 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'
Input: CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Background info: all of us are 5th year medical students, 22-23 y/o, and my boyfriend and I have been dating for 1.5 yrs. 

My bf and I have been experiencing problems bc I can’t stand his friendship with a certain girl in his group. I’ve known her since school, and she was a bully, and after we both got into med school and I was part of her circle for the first 2 yrs, she would make fun of me in front of other people, make plans with the group without me, and generally make me feel not welcomed. My friends knew what was going on, but no one ever took action. 

After crying and feeling insecure, I abandoned that group of friends and made some new friends who treated me well. 

Fast forward to the beginning of this year, when I learned that my boyfriend and her were both assigned to the same group, I was kind of annoyed, but I assumed that it would just be casual and that she’s not the kind of person my boyfriend would be friends with. 

Eventually, the entire group got close and started having frequent lunches together, celebrating birthdays, a Christmas dinner, carpooling, doing night shifts... but my issue is not with the group, it’s this specific girl, not only because of all the things she did to me, but she was getting increasingly annoying; she playfully joked around with my boyfriend, did annoying shit to get his attention when we’re talking, and acted like a diva. After a while I just stopped caring about the way I acted. 

My bf has been telling me that she’s changed and has become a nice person, and that she’s really nice to him. He wishes we were on better terms. We’ve had so many arguments about her, and I tell myself I’m going to tolerate it for his sake, because I want him to enjoy his time in uni and to have people that he can study with, &amp; it would be awkward if he just cut her off for the rest of the year. However, it has really put a strain on our relationship, made me cry many times, and has been making it difficult for me to focus on my school work. 

Because I don’t think she’s a changed person, he said that he would try to get her to open up about what she thinks of me, and if she doesn’t seem like she regrets what she did, he would end the friendship. So, last week, he asked her why we weren’t friends, and her response was “it’s not that I don’t like her, she doesn’t like me, I don’t like people who pretend to like me and then just suddenly start to ignore me”. This was it for me; not once did she mention the reason of why I wouldn’t like her, &amp; made it sound like I was rude. We had an argument &amp; my boyfriend asked if not being friends with her would solve our problem. I said yes. 

Is it mean of me to expect my bf to end his friendship with someone because of my issues with her? I feel really bad about it, but I just can’t stand it anymore. I really love him, especially that he’s really nice to people, assumes the best in them, &amp; would never be mean to someone who’s never done anything bad to him. 
Output:
yes