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.

Q: During this winter, a friend of mine and I talked about how we both love playing volleyball and we should go play when it gets warmer on several occasions.

Last week, I saw her playing with other people from school on her Ig story, she actually had called me that day to see me at school but I was already at home, so she knew I was free.
She casually mentioned this event afterwards, saying this is the 2nd time she played with them and intending to do so again. I somehow got the sense that she only mentions this bc I already saw it on Ig and there is no way of hiding. These are the people I know of so she could have invited me with no problem. 

I got upset but figured no one ows me anything and this person showed me she is a good friend on different occasions before so I will let it go. 
But natually, I can't act the same way I used to with her. Last week I didn't see her at all, it's not diffucult to avoid since our schedules are different and when I see her I can't help but feel cold to her and she realizes something is off. AITA for feeling and behaving this way? 

A: being upset with my friend for not inviting me
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Q: I’ve been talking to this girl in a long distance relationship — before anyone says it’s a bad idea and it’s hard, I know the risks so it’s alright — both me and this girl are Muslims but we ended up liking each other through a group chat we’ve known each other on for about 2 years. 

We’ve been dating for 5ish months; done all types of communication, calling, video calling, our parents have even talked to each other so there isn’t a big taboo type of strain on the relationship. 

The other night we were watching “me before you” and ofc when you’re watching sad movies emotions run high and questions are asked at the end of movies, but my girlfriend dropped the question “do you love me?”

Normally when I talk about feelings I prefer to call and talk about them through like that instead of typing in a rabbit (movie streaming site) chat. So I responded that I would prefer to call and talk about the topic instead of just typing “I love you”.

So immediately she didn’t take this the best way and threw a fit that I didn’t just directly say I loved her and was acting difficult that I had even responded any other way instead of a direct yes or no question, which then I said okay I do love you but like I said it’s something I’d value more saying vocally instead of merely typing it on a screen. 

So the whole day she decided to be angry with me about not being direct and ignored me for most of it until I attempted to fix it. I explained that I had no bad intention and she’s known me long enough to know that I wouldn’t do anything to hurt her. It was just that I preferred to express my feelings in a different way. She understood and took in all of it but still said she didn’t care about my side and that she’s hurt. I told her I understand and that I’d understand her point of view too but I would also prefer my method as well since it seems more intimate? idk if that’s the right word. 

So Reddit AITA? 




A: not telling my gf I love her
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Q: https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/a6v8vf/comment/ebyagk9?st=JPT41U83&amp;sh=18b94926 

A:
getting into an argument with a guy and I feel like I got too aggressive
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