<human>: Hi! So I have this friend that I got really close to last year in a really fast and intense way (which is something I tend to do). She's been a friend of a friend for a while now, but we didn't really click until a few months ago and started hanging out a ton. We have a lot of common interests, I think, but I suspect our personalities aren't as compatible as we both thought. 

Also, when we became friends, she was kind of going through a rough patch. Her other close friend isn't the emotional type that you can open up to easily, and all her other friends live far away. So I feel as though maybe I entered her life with perfect timing? 

Anyway, a few weeks ago we were having a conversation via Facebook. The conversation in my opinion wasn't anything serious, just me saying I didn't like something about my classes, but she kept telling me why I was wrong, etc. I got kind of annoyed but didn't want the conversation to spiral into a pointless argument, so I just said "ok, you're right, but I still feel ____." She replied "ok." Kind of a closed door,  I thought. So I changed the subject to something I thought she'd be interested in, and she never replied. 

We haven't talked since. The thing is, I'm not sure I really want to figure out where I went wrong with her. Like I said, I don't really think we're as compatible as we thought. We had a friendship honeymoon and now it's over, and I'm kind of tired of being her friend. I'm usually fine with letting a friendship fade away before it becomes toxic, but the issue is that all of our friends are mutual friends. So you see the problem of letting things 'fade out.'

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: Friend of few months stopped talking to me, not sure if I'm willing to try to patch things up, what do I do now?