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: Alt account cause i know he uses Reddit

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Okay so about a month ago i told my crush that i liked him and he politely rejected and we continued to be good friends and that was that. cut to about a week ago and i invited him to go to the city with me for St Patrick's day and he said yeah which was cool 

I was excited not only because i was going to the city but cause i was going with him. So on Monday we were making a plan of what we were going to do and he said "I told my girl friend that i'm going to the city and she really wants to see me". I was like WTF cause I had no idea that he even had girlfriend. I started asking questions about her and he said that   
she lives in the city they started dating like 3 months ago. Although I was confused I told him that i was happy for him 

The thing is that after that everyday including today he talked about her for like 5 min. It hurts cause he knows that i like him and i didn't even know that she existed until Monday so why are you talking about her so much now. I just feel like he's not taking my feelings about  into consideration. I feel like it would be a dick move to tell him to stop talking about her so much but its getting under my skin  

So would i be the asshole if i told him to stop 

telling my crush stop talking about his girlfriend