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: So my friends and I are planning to go on a 5d4n overseas trip in about a month. At first, I wanted it to be 3d2n but they think that its too short and thus its 5d4n. Right now, I'm asking them if it could be 4d3n instead but still I'm quite hesitant to go on the trip.

As for why I don't feel like going on that trip, I have a dog and I wouldn't really like to be away from her for days.

Also, I'm an only child and I'm worried about my dad as he would be home alone and he doesn't put in effort to eat proper food if he's alone. For example, he would just eat instant noodles and sometimes skip meals. My mother is busy working and I kind of feel really guilty for going on a trip to enjoy myself with friends. Thus, I find it hard to ask them if I could go on this trip but I think they would most likely allow me to go.

My family isn't exactly doing bad financially but I feel like I would rather spend my money on other things. I'm also starting a part time job right now and I don't feel comfortable asking for a leave.

However, if I don't go on this trip, it would most likely get cancelled as my friend would be the only girl there and thus it would be awkward for her. 

My friends are really looking forward to it so if I don't go I feel like they would be very unhappy, especially since they've planned out things and searched for accommodation and stuff. We haven't booked anything or paid for anything yet so its still not too late for me to cancel the trip. 

TL;DR: I don't want to go on the trip but I feel bad for not going as my friends are really excited about it and it would get cancelled if I don't go.

cancelling my plans to go on an overseas trip with my friends just because I don't feel like it