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: Hi, 

I'm recently (december)single after about 7 years of relationships. I finally decided to download a couple dating apps. Well, the two I downloaded are very different. On one it's very much more difficult to get matches, and on the other I'm getting constantly spammed with messages from fake accounts.

Well, I got a message from a girl that just said "hey" 

Generic as hell right? I looked at her pictures and I wasn't attracted to her, and didn't really want to start a conversation/reply to just a "hey" anyways, so I didn't respond.

She must have the paid subscription that allows you to see read receipts, because she sent another message that said "sorry i'll leave you alone" after I didn't respond.

Now, I'm brand new to dating apps, but I know not responding, or even responding a couple times then going dark is very very common in this sort of thing. I didn't initially think that I had done anything wrong, but after I read that message I just felt like the biggest douchebag for not responding. Like, she put herself out there and contacted me, I read it (and she knew I read it), and just ignored her, mostly because I'm not attracted to her. At the time of this post, I haven't responded to that second message, not sure how to/if I should at this point.

I definitely feel like a dick though, even if this is par for the course on dating apps. Am I an asshole here? Thank you.

not responding to a message on a dating app