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: So Kingdom Hearts 3 just dropped very recently and I’ve been excited for it for however many years it’s been, just like everyone else. I talked to my friend once about how excited I was for and how I can’t wait to get it and everything. He said he was excited too and can’t wait to get it himself.

So fast forward to when it comes out I excitedly just post how I’m finally able to download the game on Snapchat and can’t wait to play it. My friend sees this and then asks if I’ve game shared with anyone, if not then I should game share with him so he can play KH3.

Part of me wants to be the nice guy that I am and wants to game share it with him, but the other part of me doesn’t want to because he said he’d get it himself, yet he didn’t and so if I did share it with him, I basically would have paid $60 for something he contributed nothing to. 

Game sharing works both ways though so as he’d have access to KH3 and my other games, I’d have access to all of his games as well, but unfortunately he has nothing I’d be interested in that I haven’t already purchased for myself. I’m also a little annoyed he didn’t offer up the idea of game sharing for me when we had talked about how I had been saving up to purchase Red Dead Redemption 2.  We have very similar interest in games and I already have more in mind I can’t wait for to come out as the year goes by but I do not want him getting free access to every last one of them, yet I feel like that makes me an ass for feeling that way.

TL;DR - Friend wants free access to a game I paid for that he said he was going to purchase himself, and I’d rather not let him have free access to it.


not wanting to share my game for free