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:      Last Saturday, I attended a “going away” party for a friend who’s headed into the Air Force. Including myself and my girl friend, all the people in the party are a close knit friends of about 15 people. Prior to the party, a girl, who I’ll call “K”, and I have been talking about her emotional struggles with her relationship and her inability to see a future within herself. I aided her to the best of my ability and throughout the night of the party, I continued to do so. Right after I’ve almost sobered up and I was about to leave, K suggests  she and I go swim in a nearby lake. I say yes, but with no actual intention to do so because it was around 20F that night. She and I walk to the lake, continuing to talk about her mental state and once we reached our destination, I prevent her from swimming. We talk for around 20 minutes and before we decided to head back, I ask to platonically kiss her. I ensure her that my girl friend would not mind so she says yes and we do so.

     We head back and I get in my car to leave and as I was about to put the car on drive, K leans in through my car door and kisses me again. This time longer and slightly more involved. K asks to text her once I get home and I head on my way.

     Later in the morning, I hear from my girl friend that immediately after I left, K cried into one of my friends arms. I’m not sure what was discussed, but I hurt K and confused her when I was genuinely attempting to help her. I’ve had to leave the group chat we’re all in and I’m not talking to anyone there for at least a week in order to give them space. 

   AITA for doing what I did?

platonically kissing a girl who has depressive episodes and going through the first stages of a break up