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 was hanging out with my friend after class today, let's just say her name is Jane. Out of the people that I hang out with, I hang out with Jane the most, but she is also the most toxic among my friends, making many "jokes" that are borderline bullying against me on a daily basis.

After getting some food today, she is taking me home (I did not have access to my car) and she makes an off comment about how nobody likes to hang out with her unless she has her car to drive people around. I try to tell her that I enjoy hanging out with her, car or not, but it's incredibly hard to make a argument when I am in her car. Anyways, after not being able to reassure her, I offhandedly say, "Well, you are fun to hang with, but you can be really mean and toxic sometimes." After this, she basically went silent the rest of the time she drove me home.

Now, I stand by what I said about her. After all, I do believe what I said to be true. But was I in the right to say it to her like that? She does have a few family issues going on, which makes me feel really bad about the entire situation.

In short, I called my friend out on mean things she did to me, won't talk to me. AITA?

telling my friend that she is toxic