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: Ok, so that title is a little misleading, but there will be a tl;dr at the bottom.

There are four people in the story, we’ll call them Johnny, Brett, Sam, and me. Johnny and Brett didn’t do anything too serious, but they do have a roll in the story. Sam is the one who was recording me.

The story begins with the four of us playing video games together. Like, a lot. We played almost everyday, and I thought my information was secure with them. Turns out, it wasn’t. Sam was saving every single bit of audio we had together and showing it to people. He even said that he was uploading it, which he later said was a joke, but I think that was just damage repair. So he was invading my privacy as far as I see it, but he sees it differently. Anyways, I blocked communication with him and didn’t speak with him for a year or two. Johnny and Brett pressured me to get over it and become friends with him, despite my anger. I eventually had to cut them all off because the constant peer pressure from Johnny and Brett and the verbal insults that started coming from Sam (I insulted him back when he did this, but he ended up crying once, so I thought it best to just stop all communication). Today I had to get a paper from him because we were put into a group in class, and he brought up the situation in a sort of “remember the time? That was so funny!” Kind of way. I got the paper and left. So my question is, AITA for cutting someone off for recording me? Am I just being melodramatic?

Tl;dr: friend shows people our conversations and I stop speaking to him. I have to cut him and two others off because they pressured me to forgive him.

cutting off a friend for recording me without my permission