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.

So, I'm a man (24, as is pretty much everyone mentioned), and about 3 years ago while out partying a friend, let's call her Hannah, started dancing pretty aggressively, grinding on me, etc, culminating in her straight up groping me. I took her hand off me, and she did it again, multiple times. 

That was repeated at least 5 more times in the span of a year and a half. Always among other people, and, not that it should matter, she'd stated multiple times that she's not into me (most of those times, unprompted). 

In the last few months I took to talking about it with friends, and we're in the same, close group of friends. In general I deal with things by talking about them, and in particular I've brought it up in a few different situations, usually related to something else, but sometimes just because I felt I needed some support. 

That said, a couple of friends have told me that it's rude to talk about it, especially without handsy Hannah being there to defend herself. I've talked about it with her too, she said nothing happened, except for some mild grinding. Surprisingly, even that, it appears, had gone unnoticed to everyone. Many of the people I've told about it were present in many of those cases, and they didn't see anything. Fair enough. Some don't believe me. Fair, I guess, it's my word against hers. 

I'm not asking if I'm at fault for her groping me, or not stopping it more assertively or whatever. It is what it is, and I'll get over it in my own time (some of those friends also say I should have already gotten over it.) What I'm asking is, AITA for talking about it with a group of (usually common) friends that didn't involve Hannah?
talking with friends about a common friend groping me