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 was falsely accused of rape in high school. While she never filed a police report, she did tell everyone. She did this because I live in a really religious community, and having sex before marriage is a big no no. (Mormon)

Well, we had sex in high school (consensual sex) and when her parents found out about us having sex, she pulled the rape card, so she wouldn’t get in trouble.

Rumors spread that we had sex, and she told everyone I raped her. Obviously this ruined the rest of my high school years. I had no friends. My life was ruined. 

After high school I left and moved 4 hours away. I deleted all social media, made new accounts with no high school followers, and started over. 

All of my new friends know nothing about this. When asked about how high school was or if I have any high school friends I simply just say “I was weird in high school, kind of lonely. Didn’t talk to anyone” and end it at that.

It’s been a couple years, and I’m in college. I recently had a girlfriend (we just broke up) for several months and I never told her anything about it. She wonders why I am so secretive about my past, made new social media, etc. 


So WIBTA if I never told my future girlfriends about this? I don’t want to risk it. I think they’ll have a thought in their head that I was lying about it, and I really raped her, etc etc. 


On another note, what should I do? 



never telling my future girlfriends about being falsely accused of rape in high school