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: My boyfriend and I became roommates 7 months ago back when we were still just friends. We have been dating for the last 3 months. Over the months, he has continuously finished my food without asking. I have brought it up multiple times because it bothered me and I asked him to stop. We grocery shop together and split the bill based on who buys what and we split the cost of the food we'll share in half. It's not exact, but it mostly evens out and this problem really is not about money.  I don't mind sharing food nor do I mind giving him the last bite. I just hate to come home excited to eat my snack, and unable to find it in the cabinet, I as my boyfriend if he's seen it to which he replies, "oh yeah, i ate that."

&amp;#x200B;

The other day we were high and I was looking for the perfect high snack in the kitchen when my boyfriend laughed and said, "you are going to be really mad at me right now." I'm confused. I look around for a bit and then I see the now empty box of my Snickers Ice Cream Bars peeking out of the trash. My heart sinks. I bought this box of ice cream. He can have some. He did have a bar a few days ago, but he asked me before because we both know it's considered mine. I went on for five minutes in the grocery store before buying this ice cream that it is AMAZING and I haven't bought myself a box in years. My boyfriend claims I should not be upset that he finished it because he really needed that ice cream and it brought him joy to eat it and I should be happy for him. It's selfish of me not to let him have it. He would let me eat his last ice cream. He also says he will buy me the next box. He thinks I'm over reacting with how mad I am, all he did was finish some ice cream. To me, it isn't about the money or having a box in the future, it was the fact that I could have had the perfect snack at that moment, but that opportunity was ripped away from me. I'm not mad he had some ice cream, I'm mad he finished it, and I'm even more upset that I did not even know it was finished. I still had the hope of eating an ice cream bar in my mind. I thought it was in the freezer, waiting for me. Instead, all there was was an empty box in the trash and an intense feeling of disappointment. 

getting mad at my boyfriend for finishing the last of my ice cream