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.

Example Input: First post, and I’m on mobile, so excuse my formatting and such if it’s bad. 

(To stop people from being biased, who the people are and their genders will be hidden because I know some of y’all are just Like That.) 

I, a teenager, live with one of my two parents. (PA.) The house we live in is also occupied by a couple other family members and a few pets. I do chores, and get allowance for it. However, my allowance comes from my other parent (PB) who doesn’t even live in the same state as us. 

I think it’s unfair that PB pays my allowance instead of PA, since I’m not doing the chores for PB, but every time I mention this (once in a small while) I am told that it’s none of my buisiness and that I “need to shut up about it” or something of the sort. 

TL;DR: Am I the asshole for wanting PA to pay my allowance since I’m working for them and not PB?
Example Output: thinking the allowance situation is unfair

Example Input: So first things first, I'm married. So there was no chance at all I ever entertained the idea of talking to someone else, this also isn't a super serious post like all the other relationship ending ones. Ok, on to the story.  

This past weekend a friend of mine invited my wife and I to go eat out with him and his wife and another couple, the have drinks at a local bar after dinner.  

The night is going amazing until we're at the bar when a big group of girls recognizes my friend and to say hi. He introduces everyone in our group, including our wives and who is married to whom.   

One of the girls however decided that she wanted to try her luck I guess, idk? She was fairly intoxicated and kept trying to talk to me, ignoring the fact that my wife was five feet away talking to my friends wife. I was trying to be nice and slowly remove myself from the situation without being rude, but she was being persistent and my patience was wearing out having already emphasized that my wife was right behind us.    

Also, I'm 28, this girl was roughly 22-24. Which I seized on when she made her move and asked "do you have a snapchat?" To which I replied, "Isn't that for children?" Nobody else heard it so the embarrassment was strictly between her and I, but it was enough to get her to leave me alone. I didn't think anything of it because I'm likely never going to see her again.  

I told my wife about the incident the next day and she laughed about it but said "You didn't have to be mean."  I'm not torn up about it, but I love reading comments on this sub, So I figured I'd leave it open to the court of public opinion.
Example Output: turning down a Drunk girl

Example Input: I was in a relationship with this girl for a year and a half, everything went fine mostly, we had our ups and downs like any other couple but nothing major really happened. Around June, I started to feel as though I didn't have feelings for her anymore.

I had decided to be honest about my feelings, I tried to tell her that even though I don't have romantic feelings for her anymore, I wanted to be friends and continue to be there for her. She blocked me after that so I thought giving her some space would be best because I didn't want to make things worse.

That same day, she unblocked me and started messaging me about how she hates me, she said I had abandoned her, I tried my best to apologise and explain, but she continued to tell me she hated me and that I was making her suicidal.

Both of us had been struggling with depression, she was going through a rough patch at the time and she accused me of not caring about her enough, I ended up trying to tell her that I didn't want to lead her on by pretending to love her.

This carried on, these messages saying she hates me, and that I fucked everything up. So at some point I decided to step away from her because all of these messages she kept sending to me weren't doing well on my own mental health. And I didn't like the daily reminders that she hated me and thought I was the worst. Even saying she wanted to kill herself because of me.

Am I selfish for that? Am I an asshole for stepping away from her at that point even though I said I wanted to be there for her when I broke up with her?
Example Output:
breaking up with my girlfriend and having to take time away from her

