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: Backstory: So I've been friends with this guy on tumblr for a few years now. He added me on snapchat and we talk occasionally. I've come to consider him a good friend and I told him I'd like to meet him eventually. He lives in the states and I live in Canada. My friends know about him and my boyfriend knows about him. They don't know much because it's a pretty casual relationship and there's not really any reason to talk about him regularly. 

Anyways I told him I'm pregnant today and he asked if he could send me a pair of sweatpants. I told him it was sweet but I wasn't comfortable giving him my address because I live with my boyfriend and I didn't want to explain to him "yeah my online friend from Chicago wants to send me pants" I know he wouldn't be comfortable with me giving someone he considers random his home address. If I lived by myself I'd be like "yeah dude thanks."

Obviously it came off the wrong way because he said I've invalidated him and he doesn't want to talk to me anymore. He told me to enjoy my overprotective boyfriend and boring life. I apologized to him and told him I understand that he's upset but I can also see my boyfriend's side of not wanting someone he doesn't know having his address. I could have just said nothing to my boyfriend and just accepted the gift but I feel like that would be going behind his back. Not that the relationship is anything but platonic. 

I just feel like I've ruined our friendship over such a silly thing and I feel really bad. But I also don't think it was unreasonable for me to not want to give out our address. 

not giving an online friend my address