<human>: So I really got to know a long time acquaintance at a party a couple months ago and now everything has gone down hill. So we were talking for about a month, seeing each other with groups of friends every single weekend since we hit it off at that party. We were a bit flirty but her actions were not screaming make a move. An exception to this would be when she would drunk text me, professing her true feelings for me. She said how I was one of the cutest nicest guys I knew. She also said she planned on kissing me when the clock struck 12 at new years. So ok, not a huge deal, just a kiss at midnight. There has to be some attraction but not THAT much. The flirting continued for about two weeks, with drunk texts saying the same thing as above.

New Years eve rolls around, and we kiss as the ball drops. I had to leave pretty soon after, but her body language was acting like she wanted more. The day after we flirted pretty much the whole day and things seemed headed toward more intense subjects. She was pretty heavily attracted. 5 days later, flirting a bit here and there, she suddenly said "Yayy, so glad we're best friends!" I was surprised, but I asked her what that meant, because best friends usually don't hook up. She dropped a bomb on me, telling me that she never had real feelings for me EVER even when we were hooking up. She has always liked one of my best friends, who shes mentioned in the past but never openly said I like him not you. She said she knew she was leading me on, and she was sorry.

She led me on for about 3 weeks, and knew it too. At this point, she starts crying and tells me she's never cried over a guy, and stops texting or answering my calls. 

I don't know whether to be mad at her for leading me on knowingly, or to try and be comforting. I made a girl cry and feel like a complete asshole. So my question is be mad or be comforting?

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<bot>: Liked a girl, she knowingly led me on, made her cry by asking her about it, don't know what to do.