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 I am not sure if this breaks any rule, or if this will add to the now long list of "Obviously NTA" that are around here lately... But I am feeling really confused with this one. 

So first, context. I am from Mexico. Why does it matter? Because December 28 is the Mexican equal of the April's fool. So yeah, this happened a few minutes ago.

So I was on Instagram, randomly browsing to get sleep, when I realized a post of hers, saying something on the like "I'm really happy to you being inside me, my princess" or something like that. Now I sent her a PM because it caught me off guard, because she had a son a few years ago and I Knew for sure she Didn't wanted another one. So after asking her about it I realized the date and said "Nevermind, 28". However I got a response. "it's not that. It's real"  and I was like "Ok, gonna check out the 29 to see if you still pregnant". Now I know this sounds awfully bad without context, but I was obviously skeptical. She got really upset after that. "thanks for your congrats and good wishes, I see you really care about it" and then blocked me. And that got me thinking. Because it's not the first time that happens. You guessed it, her first son was also anounced on December 28. And I didn't believed her that time either. I know I kinda am the asshole: she's my friend and I should support her no matter what... But can you blame me for nor believing her about this on April's Fools? (I am well aware we ain't at april).

Edit: So it turned out to be a joke. Not that it matters anyway. Just letting you guys know.

not believing my best friend is pregnant and not congratulate her for it