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.
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Quick back story. Ex and I were together for roughly 5 years. We drifted apart and eventually ex dumped me. We stayed friends afterwards and eventually became FWB until ex moved out of state. We remained friends but contact slowly stopped because both of us suck at keeping in touch with people. We send the ocassional "hi, how are you message" and do see each other (usually get drinks, hookup, etc) when in the others state but that is the extent of the friendship. Both of our families live in our hometown (where they currently live too). I live elsewhere.

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The current situation. A concert is coming up in our hometown. It is someone I have always wanted to see and someone they have seen a bunch of times. My ex is also the person that got me in this genre of music. I don't have anyone else to invite and was considering inviting them. However, I would prefer my family not to know that I plan to ask the ex to go. I don't need approval or anything but I just don't want to answer a million questions. I really value my privacy. I also do not have any form of social media besides Snapchat. My ex does and she is still friends with my family. So I kinda want to ask her not to post anything that may lead back to me.

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This sounds kinda shitty so I'm checking in with Reddit before I do anything stupid.

inviting an ex to a concert and asking them not to post anything on social media