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: **I wasn't actually going to kill her.**  

Strangers touching your hair is something that people with natural hair gotta deal with all the time. I've been experiencing it since I was a little kid. I'm not a dog and I don't want to be pet. Regardless, no one likes being touched without their permission. Especially when they get all in your face. It ruins your hair and it's gross. I've been experiencing it since I was a little kid. I'm 19 now. It's an invasion of space and privacy. Honestly, it's more than just about hair and space for a lot of us. But I won't get into that.

My boyfriend's work had a cute little winter party thing that you could invite guests too. One of the people I met was a coworker of his who was definitely a little weird (with how she dressed and acted). Not that there's any wrong with being different. She's her own person, and I respect that. 

She told me she loved my hair and reached out to touch it. I just backed away and told her not to do it. She apologized and I smiled at her and told her it's all good. 

So at this party there's snacks and everything. She keeps on trying to sneak up to touch my hair. And each time I dodge her and tell her to chill out. I told her that I was being serious and not to touch me. Then she said "It's so fluffy, I'm gonna die" and STUCK HER CHEETO DUST, BLACK FINGERNAILS IN MY FUCKING HAIR. 

So I said "Bitch you just might, if you don't get your dirty ass hands off me". She looked like she was going to cry and just walked away. She left the party. I didn't feel bad about it, I told her multiple times. My bf thought it was funny and we moved on. 

Fast forward to the next time he's at work. And everyone is talking about his crazy girlfriend who threatened to kill one of the coworkers. His manager called him in and asked him not to invite me to anymore events. The girl is apparently very "sweet and harmless" and didn't know any better because she's just "off".

If she does have a developmental disability (btw "off" is a terrible way to describe it) I WOULD FEEL HORRIBLE. But as for as boyfriend is concerned, she's just strange. But these things aren't disclosed to other employees

He still stands by me, but his coworkers are talking about how I'm crazy and "tried to kill her" and the situation still. Making work annoying for him. I doo feel bad that I made work annoying for him and I think I should have controlled myself more for her sake. But he stands by me, because I did tell her. 

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swearing and "threatening the life" my boyfriends coworker after I told her not to touch my hair. she did anyways