<human>: Summarize the given text in a few sentences.

We're Internet friends and have never met in person. We do take each other seriously as friends, though. We have both given support and shown concern for each other  multiple times. 

She somehow got the impression that I used a throwaway to talk to her on reddit.  She was scared so badly that she cut all contact with me from July to November.  I've since given her hard evidence that the other user was not me but she still isn't responding to my texts. She responded to a few but not the ones I really needed her to respond to. 

I think she's still very shaken by the whole thing. I'm afraid that the event may have ruined her impression of me for good. I'm also suffering from unrelated major depression so maybe I'm blowing things up a bit but the issue isn't keeping me calm. 

Losing people I trust has been an age old issue for me as well as trusting new people. I can't take anymore losses. I avoid making friends for this reason. Getting along with people is extremely easy for me but trusting them is the opposite.  You can tell that fixing this friendship is important for me to do.

To any women reading this - has a male friend ever scared you really badly? Did you ever have the same image of that person?
<bot>: a friend accused of something that really scared her. I proved I didn't do it but she may be too shaken to trust me again and I want her to remember me as she once did. What do I do?