<human>: So around a week or two, I asked an old friend of mine out in my school. This was my first time doing this so I did come a bit nervous, but sadly she said no. I was bummed out a bit but it wasn't surprising. I shrugged it off and simply told her to forget about this and move on.

A few days later I found out that she's having a hard time of forgetting. A friend of mine informed me that ever since that day she's being feeling bad about that decision ever since. Everytime she sees me since, she's been feeling this sort of guilt for saying no.

I was extremly confused, apparently the tables have been turned. It's even weirder when you consider the fact that I've actually been happy since she said no. While I'm still bummed she said no, I asked all of my other friends and family for help the day before I asked her and it somehow brought us closer.  But when my friend told me this information, it made me felt like a dick and killed my mood.

I told her at a different day (she was absent that day) that I'm going to be alright by myself, and that everything is going to be fine. After that, I moved on and everything went back to normal, like none of it had ever happened. But this whole process has just been weird and I still feel a bit bad for her, knowing that she felt that way because of me.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: She said no yet she felt bad while I felt happy. Told her to calm down and now everything is back to normal.