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.
Input: So, some background information, me and my girlfriend both currently attend the same highschool but because I have strictish parents we normally don't get a lot of time together. So normally we spend about 5-10ish minutes after school hugging and kissing and sometimes just talking a bit. My girlfriend has been going through a bit of a rough patch and is pretty upset in general (I won't go into any more detail because it doesn't really pertain to the events other than the fact that she needs more emotional support).

Now, there was an informational meeting after school for track (which I have done for multiple yearsand planned on continuing) and I wanted to go despite the fact that I could have picked up all the papers from the head coach thenext day. This was partially because Ihad practice immeadiatly afterwardsand would have felt akward skipping the meeting and partially just in case there was any information in addition to the papers (though in hindsight it was mainly the akwardness. After school when I asked my girlfriend where the meeting was (because I can be fairly forgetful) and she pointedto the Head Coach's room. She then asked if I was going. I replied yes and she told me that I could justget the papers tommorow and I told her that I should still go anyways because their might be other stuff that they talk about. She stormed off and we have since (sort of?) made up. I still feel kind ofbad and wantedto know if I was really in the wrong so AITA?
Output:
going to an informational meeting instead of spending time with my girlfriend