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 some background, I’m a college student and I have been friends with this person for 4 months. We send a lot of memes to each other. So about 3 weeks ago my friend was complaining how I never ask them to hangout, I personally thought I asked them to hangout enough and they always said they were busy, but I said I would try to ask more.

Now it’s been about 2 weeks, since then and we’ve hung out one time. I’ve asked a lot to hangout, but they always said they were busy. For the past week I’ve been trying a lot to hangout and talk with them in person, since I want to talk about something important and our friendship, but I keep getting told no. This weekend comes up, I ask if they have just 20 minutes to meet up to talk and they say no, but next week they think they can. 

Today, I was really frustrated about how I was trying to hangout/talk to this person a lot, but they said no so many times, so I made this image in a meme format and sent it to them. For reference the top is what they sent me 2 weeks ago and the bottom are texts from between yesterday to about a month back. 

https://imgur.com/gallery/coBW9Od

They got mad and said I was being really petty. 


For reference, we live less than a mile away and they only have class 3 days a week. I really wanted to talk about it in person, but they just kept saying no to every chance, so I called them out. I know this post is from my side and that it can be biased, especially since I made the picture with the texts, but I don’t think it strays too much from the truth.


sending my friend this picture