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: This morning I woke up to someone barging into my room, I didn’t recognise this person. I got out of bed and into the hallway to confront this person and look over and the front door had been left wide open. I asked who they were and what they were doing in the house and she couldn’t answer me. I was in my underwear trying to get this person out of the house, she was trying to hide and not speaking to me. After a few minutes she finally spits out my flatmates boyfriends name so I’m like for fuck sake.

I posted on our flat chat that someone had left our front door wide open all night and I had to chase this person out of the house because they couldn’t give me answers to who they were and now my flatmate is siding with her boyfriend and so is my other flatmate. And I have become the bad guy in this situation. 

I think I have every right to be angry that a stranger barges into my bedroom at 5am when the front door has been left open. They said its part and parcel of living in a flat share. Which it’s not, I am meant to feel safe in my own home and not sugar coat my feelings and situations like this don’t just happen!! It could have been anyone barging into my room! It could have been dangerous!! 

AITA for thinking that my flatmates boyfriends cousin who I’ve never met before was an intruder when the the door was left wide open and trying to toss them out. 

chasing my flatmates boyfriends cousin out of the house when I thought it was an intruder