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 watched my little cousins for a few weeks late last year while their parents were out of the country for a loss in the family. The older one was a teenage girl so she was mostly uninterested in whatever I was doing unless it involved food. The younger one was a 9 y/o boy and was finding it more difficult to stay away from his parents.

To keep him distracted and entertained, I used to spend a lot of time with him and bent the rules their parents left. We would stay up late eating cookies and I would watch him play fortnite while browsing reddit. We really bonded over that time and leaving was hard because he wouldn’t stop crying.

As soon as I was back home, I started getting calls from him everyday. At first it was nice and we would talk sometimes for 30 minutes about our day, video games, and other random things. After a few weeks of that, though, the calls became monotonous and repetitive; as you can imagine a 9 y/o’s life isn’t excessively interesting nor can I share much about my college life with him.

Nowadays, I make excuses for missed calls or say that I have something to do to cut calls short. I’ll lie saying I have homework to do, I’m out with friends, I’m driving, or I didn’t have my phone when he called. What used to be a daily thing for at least 20 minutes is now every few days for about 5. Now, I know the kid loves me and I love him too but I just don’t have the patience to spend time everyday talking about the same things. Also, I’d much much rather lie about what I’m doing than tell him to stop calling me everyday. 

AITA for not giving this time to my cousin who is so attached to me? 

avoiding calls from my little cousin who is quite attached to me