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: So yesterday at 12:30 AM, my phone woke me up with 2 of my cousins spamming me over and over again on Skype and Facebook. Annoyed, I checked it to see what they were asking me. 

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Turns out that my cousins wanted to use my game account. Usually I would let them use it with no trouble, but for this specific game I didn't want to because I had made friends on that account. My cousins usually gamethrow and troll so I was worried my friends would unfriend me if my cousins pretended to be me. 

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I also daily grind and pay attention to the stats on my account. Not every player on the server does but I'm more serious about this game than they are so I constantly check my stats to make sure I'm improving. Knowing how badly my cousins play, I knew they would ruin my stats. 

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I told them "Sorry, please ask another person to borrow their account" but one of my cousins called me selfish for not letting them borrow it. They let me borrow *their* account during the summer and I used it for a month or two before I got my own account, but that was back when none of us were serious about the game and the account was a clean slate. 

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Am I the asshole in this situation? My cousins and I are close and they let me use their account but I was always serious on there. 

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not letting my cousin use my game account