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 close friend (we'll call him S) asked if her daughter (we'll call her M), who doesn't go out that often, could have a sleepover with my teenage daughter (we'll call her J), who also doesn't go out that often. Seven years ago, J and M were good friends, but they drifted apart after we moved. But since we've come back, S and I have been trying to get J and M to become friends again.

However, J has only put a little amount of effort into making new friends since we've moved, yet she's complained that she still doesn't have any close friends yet, so my wife and I signed her up for multiple activities, like a boat trip with our church and a sleepover with M. No matter what we try, J says no, citing that she doesn't know or trust the people in question, stating that she finds it both awkward and intrusive to go into activities that she isn't a part of, and mentioning how much she dislikes being forced into relationships. Even then, she clearly doesn't understand that our public image is at stake every time she digs a deeper hole for her socially reclusive self. Plus, she doesn't see that my wife and I just want her to be happy again.

So, today, when J turned down the sleepover opportunity with M, I blew up. I said that she's ruining my friendship with S, that she's ruining both her and our family's image, that she doesn't have any friends anyway, that she doesn't have anything to do with her time besides her using her laptop and her phone, that people have begun noticing that she doesn't have any friends, and that she's a bad daughter. It went on for a good thirty minutes, and I do believe that I was releasing work frustrations on her accidentally. My daughter didn't react much, except giving me a slight glare, and that made me feel guilty. However, I still believe that I was right in the majority of what I'm saying. So AITA for trying to get my kid to have more friends?

yelling at my kid for refusing to go to a sleepover