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: (Sorry for the format, I'm on mobile) I've always been very close to my friend (let's call her Louise for the sake of privacy) since the beginning of the last school year. We spent lots of awesome moments together, and lots of laughs, although sometimes, I feel like she does take me for granted. For example, she once called me in a panick because she needed a place to stay at night, and kindly agreed. Then, the next day, she tried negotiating for another free day at my place. I refused. But today, we had some work to do together in class, and when I turned to her and asked her to start, she just sighed and said: "Ugh, this is pissing me off, I don't give a shit". Probably meaning 'do it for me'. Now, I'm that kind of person who always does the work, because I just hate arguing for nothing. I told her that she had to try at least. She refused, and replied that she didn't ask to be there or with me. Of course, I got a bit offended, and replied that neither did I. She then left the class to go to the bathroom, supposedly to cry. We haven't talked since. Am I the asshole ?

(tl;dr: AITA for refusing to do my friend's work for her and making her cry ?)

making my friend cry over school work