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: 18 year old gay guy here. I was at a party not too long ago. I was blackout drunk. I wake up the next day with a vague memory of touching a penis. I check my mystory (Mystory on snapchat is basically a timeline where when you put out something EVERYONE in your friend list can see it) where my friend and her boyfriend talk about how I gave him a handjob. She thought it was hilarious because I was gay and he didn't mind. I was ashamed and told her to apologize for me. he said it was alright

So the next day at school, we talk about what we did during our respective weekends. I show them the mystory, and one of my friends is like "omg, I know that guy!" She then proceeds to snitch on me, telling it to both of them, and my friend and her boyfriend tears me to shreds on messenger for an hour straight. The main problem here seems to be that ive began "spreading rumors" of what happened". 

Eventually her boyfriend admits that he overreacted and apologizes but she is still being a bitch. Like what the hell? Lets look at the facts here

* I retold a story which she put out on MYSTORY for everyone to see
* Her boyfriend was cool with it and apologized for being so angry
* Since its her boyfriend that was the victim, why is she STILL angry when he said it was fine?

This is so shitty because she's told all of our mutual friends and i've been blocked by like 20 people on snapchat, which is basically half of all my friends. How am I possibly the asshole here? Are women always this dramatic?

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retelling the story about how I gave my friends boyfriend a handjob