Instructions: 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.
Input: Okey a several days ago my friend and i were talking about his crush,(i am making his name geo for now) geo telled me he likes that girl but his close friend(which i don't know that friend) also likes that girl. He telled he never telled his emotions to her because he said he wants to that girl to be happy and also he said he helped his friend and that girl to be lovers, but i learned ther have been divorced

After they divorced Geo telled that girl he doesn't want to talk with her again for not feeling bad(i didn't understand why would feel bad i asked but he telled not so new things) but a several day ago (before the day we make this conversetion) geo and that girl started to talk with each other and we learned that this girl was protective to him in their "girlish conversetions" also geo said in days they weren't talking each other she looks so sad whenever she sees geo

And note, i moved to another city last year so i never seen that girls body language nor the girl or geos friend

Here is my part i tell him, "the fact that you didn't tell her your feeling sounds so PASSIVE, dude you are not a movie character or something the whole 'i just want to make her happy' thing sounds stupid just go tell her feelings dude"

And Geo said "i am not going to betray him"

And i "this is not a betrayal you can't ignore your own feelings like that, thats just bullshit"

Geo "you are right, thats bullshit"

so community of AITA am i the asshole? and does "just wanting to make her happy" thing makes sense?
Output:
telling my friend he should talk to girl he likes