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'll try be brief without being vague. 

I'm friends with alot of co workers from my previous job so I still get invited to after work drinks etc. which was where I met Kylie (a fairly new employee). Fast forward through weeks of flirting, we started hooking up every now and then over a month and a half until she cut it off because she met someone. 

I was completely fine with that because we had always agreed it was a FWB/no strings attached type of thing and I was slowly distancing myself anyway because as far as I could tell her hygiene was going downhill. We wished each other well and hadn't spoken since. This was 2 weeks ago. 

Heres where I maybe fucked up. Last Friday I was at one of the ex co workers birthday party when my friend asked what happened between me and Kylie. I told him what happened and that I was fine with it because her vag was starting to give off a sour cream dip stench. (A lighthearted joke but not a lie). He had a laugh then we continued on with the night. 

Come to this morning and I get a text from Kylie telling me I'm a piece of shit for spreading shit about her amongst her co workers along with some other choice words. This is 2 days later. I didn't spread anything I literally just told my friend as a passing joke without anyone around. I'm pissed at my friend because I don't see any reason for him to repeat that shit unless directly asked which he obviously wasn't because wtf.

I know Kylie isn't the asshole but who is out of the rest of us? I told someone something that wasn't supposed to be repeated and it took 2 damn days to get out

saying a girl I slept with has a sour cream dip smelling vagina