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've been in a relationship with my girlfriend for 5 months now and we had a interesting conversation tonight. I made a joke about kissing a random girl and she believed me at first but then I told her I was messing around with her. She said to me she doesn't like that because she has been cheated on before and doesn't want to be hurt again. I told her that I understand her and being cheated on sucks but I also told her there is a reason behind of it most of the times. We discussed what reasons could be behind there and 10 minutes later when I said ,,a healthy relationship is based on how much vulnerability are you ready to show and the pain that comes with it to take." I told her that I fully trust her she won't cheat on me. I asked if she fully trusts me aswell on which she replied with: "I trust you.". I asked her again and it went back and forth for a while. I told her, that I cannot see a point in this relationship if she can't fully trust me. She said she loves me to which I replied: "Well, if you really do, then why don't you fully trust me?" She said that she does trust me but its her own personal issues. I told her she shouldn't bring those into a relationship. When she said she doesn't I asked her again. Of course she did answer like before. After a while I told her that I either want her full trust or none.

AITA for telling her I value full trust in a relationship otherwise I don't see a point in it?

telling my girlfriend, that I want her full trust or none