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 dated this girl for about a month and a half and I just broke up with her a couple days ago. Ever since we began dating I could tell that she would “fabricate” stories about her life (ex: she told me and my parents that when she was 19 years old, she trained dolphins at Seaworld). Even my mom caught her on 2 of her lies and brought them up to me later. Anyways, she would lie like this almost on a daily basis, and it would be quite obvious, but I never called her out on it because I didn’t see the need to, although it did bother me that she thought I was stupid enough to get such a blatant lie past. 
          Fast forward to this past week, she went to the doctor to see if she could get an IUD, and found out that she has HPV, which caused her to get cervical cancer. I don’t have HPV (I get STD tested every year, as well as I got my HPV shots) and seeing as HPV is an STD, this made me very uncomfortable about whether or not she’d been cheating on me, or just even what other diseases she might have. She told me that the cervical cancer is most-likely easily treated. However, I wasn’t emotionally invested in the relationship anymore because of all the lying in the past, and this was too much stress for me at the moment, as I’m currently in the middle of a tough semester in school and playing a season of baseball. So I called her and broke up with her because I can’t deal with everything right now and she told me that she “knows why I’m breaking up with her” and “when the going gets tough, I won’t be there” and hung up on me. 

AITA for breaking up with a girl after she developed cervical cancer from an STD?

breaking up with a girl who just had a medical incident