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:  My friend set me up with an ex coworker of hers because I was telling her how hard it was to find someone to date after leaving college and working on a very male-dominated field.

We hit it off pretty good and we went on two pretty good dates. We had lots in common and the conversation flowed naturally between us. One thing that ticked me off though was that she had a slight “princess” attitude when we first started talking, but I figured it wasn’t that big of a deal.

Well, during the third date we’re at a restaurant and she’s complaining about something on her phone that’s not working. I’m good with tech so I start suggesting things for her to do and try to fix it and she just snaps out of nowhere and screams at me “I ALREADY DID THAT!” Of course everyone turns to look at us and I’m just cringing and trying to ignore it. I ask for the check and drop her home (she wanted me to come in but I said I was tired and needed to sleep).

Next day she starts texting me like nothing happened asking what I wanna do this week and so I just sent her a text saying something along the lines of “Hey I think you’re a great girl but this is not really working for me, good luck!” And she just responds “Fuck you” (LOL).

Now, I don’t give a shit about her tbh but now my friend called me and said I was an asshole and that I’m exaggerating for dumping her after a single outburst. Am I exaggerating and being an asshole or is the girl in question the asshole here? Or are we all just a bunch of assholes?

"dumping" a girl who screamed at me on our 3rd date