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: Sorry for any formatting, I’m on mobile. 

I’m graduating high school this year, and booked a 5 week trip for this summer. It’s with a volunteer company, and I’m at an animal shelter for 4 weeks. I’ve been planning it forever, and it’s been booked (flights and accommodation) for more than three months. Also, I mentioned it on my instagram once in November. 

Fast forward to a few days ago. A girl who is in one of my classes (who also follows me on instagram- important because she most likely saw that I’m going to this city from my instagram) casually mentions she won’t be going to grad because she’s not here. We ask her why, and she proceeds to tell us about how she’s going to the exact city I’m in, with the same volunteer company for the first two weeks I’m going to be there. I’m kind of irked because I was planning on spending this time with nobody I knew from home, but whatever. Then, she tells me she’s also at the animal shelter- there’s 10 “projects” to choose from for this particular city, and she chose the one I talked about on my instagram, for the same weeks I’m there, and in the same city. 

She says she hasn’t booked anything yet, and she could be the type to not actually follow through with what she says- but I still really don’t want to spend 2/ my 5 weeks around her. We aren’t friends, I wouldn’t call her annoying but I wouldn’t spend more than an hour with her. 

WIBTA if I talked to her about switching cities or choosing different weeks? Or at least asked if she’d be willing to switch projects? 
Don’t get me wrong, of course I want her to experience it and all that but I really wanted these couple weeks away from everyone at home. 



asking a girl to change her trip