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 have been planning to get an apartment this summer after my semester at college is done, I don’t really have a choice because both of my parents have decided to move out of state so I don’t have a home to stay at. I asked my boyfriend of almost 4 years if he was interested in being roommates with me and he said he would think about it. That was about 3 months ago and he still hasn’t given me an answer. I know I still have time, but I would prefer to know if I should be looking for other roommates. Today I brought this up to my boyfriend saying that he should just make a choice and tell me and it turns out that he has to ask his parents and see what they want him to do. For some reason he keeps putting it off and this sparked a fight between us, I got annoyed and told him just to bring it up with his parents because then I would have an answer, then I got annoyed that he even had to ask his parents because he’s 21 and should be able to make choices for himself. After telling him that I think it’s stupid that he can’t make decisions for himself and that he always has to have his parents permission he got upset with me and left. I feel like I was being honest with him, but I trust the people of reddit to tell me if I was justified to think that or not.

telling my boyfriend it's stupid he has to get his parents permission for everything