TASK DEFINITION: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
PROBLEM: Hey, first time poster! I’ve just been having this dilemma internally recently. My best friend has an awful track record with guys. She ignores huge red flags and I am the one who is inevitably there for her when she gets hurt. She’s recently started seeing this guy and alarm bells are ringing in my head. On the first night we all hung out as a group he tried to kiss a mutual friend after we had all gone to bed. After grafting on my friend the entire night. She’s chosen to ignore this and all power to her. 

I know she’s going to get hurt again and I don’t think I can honestly be there for her again. It’s exhausting and I don’t have the mental capacity right now personally to cope with this. The only reason I feel like I might be the asshole if I was to tell her to not discuss this relationship with me is that I feel like friends are meant to be there unconditionally to support. 

Sooo, WIBTA? 

SOLUTION: not supporting my friend with her new relationship

PROBLEM: So these stores here have "30 day return period" or "50 day return period" and i have been buying a lot of mice recently and most of them just haven't felt that good. I know the shop even advertises the 50 day return period but my mom just says that it isn't right and we cant do that.

First time posting here so im not sure if this is the right type of content.

SOLUTION: buying stuff and returning them if I dont like them

PROBLEM: I'd like to start off by saying I don't go to movie theaters or live theaters very often, because I have serious auditory processing problems. I'd usually rather wait and watch something at home with subtitles, because otherwise I can barely understand what is being said, ESPECIALLY if there's singing.

My boyfriend is amazing with me about this. If I whisper a question in his ear because I'm confused, he explains it quickly and quietly. He's wonderful and always tells me if I'm too loud.

Skip to today. It's our 4 year anniversary tomorrow, and we're staying in an AirBnB out of town. I bought us tickets to see Miss Saigon, as he's a huge history nerd, and I love musicals. I picked cheap nosebleed seats, literally the top row of seating in the theater. It was less than $100 for us both to see it.

As soon as intermission started, a woman in the row ahead of us leaned and introduced herself, all smiling and friendly. She asked our names then passive aggressively told us we ruined the first half for her, she's never met someone so rude in her life, she paid good money for these seats and we need to read the book on manners. She told us she was moving seats because of us.

We were too shocked to say anything to her, but the people around us looked sympathetic towards us. One woman who was sitting even closer to me than the rude woman was said she only heard me once, when I was laughing.

We both spent the rest of the play uncomfortable. I said nothing to him and I had no idea what was going on for most of the second time. 

Reddit, AITA? I just wanted to understand the play, and all the assisted listening devices were checked out by the time we arrived. I don't know what else I could've done if I wanted to have any grasp of the plotline.

SOLUTION:
whispering in the theater

