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 [22M] have been talking to this girl [19] for about three months now. I started talking to her with no second intentions since she was in a weird situation with her (now ex) boyfriend. We got pretty close rather quickly and talked about a lot of personal subjects, one with which was people we would like to hook up with. She always had someone to talk about, while I mostly listened, since I don't really like talking about girls in that way, so my take was a simple "I think this person is good looking".

Our friendship was pretty tight, to the point of calling eachother everyday, sometimes more than once. Plus all the text and silly pictures sending. Our mutual friends think we are very cute together and shipp us a lot.

Eventually, she broke up with her boyfriend for good, and we went on a couple of dates and things went pretty well. But as I said, we were pretty close, and she would also talk to me about another guy from her work that she had a few dates with aswell. I have never been the kind of guy to have a date every weekend (because I don't care AND because I'm a social disaster), so I never touched this subject with her. But, last week, I actually got a date with another girl that's my age. As I mentioned before, me and [19F] would call eachother everyday, but since I was out with someone, I didn't reply to any of her texts, so she calls me mid-date to ask why, and I simply say that I'm not home and that we could talk later. 

When I finally got home, I texted her sorry for worrying her and told her that I was with someone else. She changes completely, giving me short answers and saying good night. The next day she tells me that she didn't like that I went out with someone else and got angry at me for this.

TL;DR: person that never considered me a first option got mad at me for dating someone else, both of us being single.


going on a date as a single man