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.
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A little over a month ago I started talking to this girl I met on tinder. She was great, super sweet, and most importantly she was ok with me being a cripple in a wheelchair. I asked her out almost immediately, so I wouldn’t have to fret about that very long. She said yes, but she didn’t have a day off work for two weeks and we talked until then. It got pretty serious, we talked about everything. Here’s where it started to fall apart. I’m a serial introvert, so I thrive being alone and not taking to people, and after a certain point everything that’s worth talking about gets talked about, and your just talking for the sake of talking. Like I really don’t care about your favorite zoo animal, and I know that makes me an asshole, but I’m sorry I would rather play video games. Then I came to the realization that maybe I’m not supposed to be in a relationship at all, and that I was only seeking one because I thought that was what people did to get happiness. What makes it even worse is that she kept saying how great of a guy I was, and how easily hurt she was. She kept saying she wasn’t bothered by my introvertedness, but I think she really was. After I had this epiphany I felt really bad it was a little less than a week before the date, and I’ve never been on a date and I really wanted to have that experience and to see if my mind changed. So I lead her on, and for that I am truly an asshole, but then Karma struck and she got sick the day of, turns out she had been sick the whole week and didn’t tell me because she wanted to go on the date. The next day I did the right thing and broke it off. I went about it ok I would say, I do regret a couple things I said, I think I led her to believe I led her on for longer than I did, and that letting me be my introvert self had something to do with it, so that was sucky of me, but at that point it was too late, her heart was already on the mend and I didn’t want to make it worse by going back and apologizing, I wanted to give her time and space to heal. My biggest regret though is that it took her getting heartbroken to make me realize that I’m not supposed to be in a relationship, and I really want her to know that I’m sorry for that. Like I said this was a little over a month ago, so what should I do? Is my epiphany correct? Should i wait longer? Should I have said something sooner? Should I never contact her again? Should I have toughed it out and gone on the date? 



apologizing to a girl I haven't spoken to in over a month