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: Around June of 2017, I started talking to this girl. She was very attractive to me, and I wanted to try and date her eventually. Around October, I wound up actually dating her. I was ecstatic! A girl I absolutely fell for was dating me. I felt pure joy. 

Around late November, she broke up with me. I was okay with that, as she broke up due to stress. I didn’t want to push her, so I backed off and let her be single. I asked if she would consider dating me when she felt better, and she said yes. I was very happy about that as well. 

However, just a little bit later, I wound up dating someone else. The relationship started mid January 2018, and I was very happy in this relationship. Over time, however, I started receiving hate messages via an anonymous message leaving website. I thought nothing of it, (as around that time I had a meme account with around 18k followers on Instagram) so I thought nothing of it. These hate messages started getting personal however, and I started using process of elimination to figure out who it was. Turns out, surprise surprise, it was everyone’s favorite ex. She wound up finding my meme page (i never told her it) and started sending anonymous hate messages that were personal and obviously directed at me (it was a joint meme account). 

I immediately blocked her, and since I needed to vent, texted a few friends who knew her. Some of those people started to stop talking to me because they liked her better. The title says I hate her with a passion, and I do. She wound up ruining multiple friendships, and also cheated on me with my girlfriend at the time. 

I know this is an obvious question to both, but AITA?

hating my ex with a passion