For some context, I live in eastern Massachusetts and a friend of mine lives about an hour away by train. We are pretty close friends in college and I haven't seen her since winter break has begun. I've asked to hang out twice now and both times, she denied hanging out because she was busy. I told her to let me know of a day that shes willing to take the train and meet up. Fast forward a good two weeks from the last time she responded to my "lmk" texts and she suddenly asks me 

"Hi whats up, I've got a doctors appointment at \*place near my college\* and I was wondering if you were ok to hang with \*name of bf\* while I get checked up. It shouldn't take long."

Just some clarification, they are in a long distance relationship and I have hung out with him when hes visited before. I've cooked for him, gotten drunk together, and had fun. I'd say we're friends, but in a different perspective, Its a forced relationship. I hang out with him because they are happy together and I value our friendship enough to get to know someone that a friend of mine likes being with. 

Going back to our back and forth texting, 

To this I reply,

"Sorry, that was unexpected. Maybe? I'll let you know if I can, but you should also let me know when YOU'RE free! We should meet up some other time."

I understand this is petty.

Her reply, "Okay yep will do, cool!"

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I think i'd be a great time to show him around and just have a fun time, but Im not getting the motivation because friendships dont run on 1 sided motivation. 

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In the one month of break we've had thus far, AITA for not wanting to/feeling annoyed that a good friend of mine asked me to almost babysit her bf when she hasn't even made an attempt to hang out with me after I've asked her multiple times when shes free? 

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