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 friend and I are both students in the same major and so we ended up having a lot of the same classes, which was nice at first because most of our classes are on the opposite end of campus as the dorms and we'd often walk there together.  Recently, however, we've been going together less and less because she always goes before me.

I'll admit I'm not super quick about getting out the door, but I have been putting effort in to leave when she wants to and a lot of times I can't because of other restrictions.  For example, she and I have two different classes that end at the same time, and we both have to go back to the dorms to pick up our stuff for our next class, but my class is a little further away from the dorms than hers.  She would have to wait a maximum of five minutes for me to get there, and it's not like she'd be late if she waited for me.  The class we have together is 1.5 hours after our previous classes, but we go early to do prep work.

She'll still sometimes (keyword: sometimes) wait for me to go to our other shared classes, so it's possible that her going ahead for this particular class is because it's the most important for our major so she'd want as much time for it as possible--but I'm still not entirely convinced because as I said it would take no more than 5 minutes to wait until I get there and we'd still have 1.5 hours to work before class.  Am I justified in feeling a little offended or should I just chalk this up to different priorities?

feeling hurt when my friend doesn't wait for me