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 first things first, I'm married. So there was no chance at all I ever entertained the idea of talking to someone else, this also isn't a super serious post like all the other relationship ending ones. Ok, on to the story.  

This past weekend a friend of mine invited my wife and I to go eat out with him and his wife and another couple, the have drinks at a local bar after dinner.  

The night is going amazing until we're at the bar when a big group of girls recognizes my friend and to say hi. He introduces everyone in our group, including our wives and who is married to whom.   

One of the girls however decided that she wanted to try her luck I guess, idk? She was fairly intoxicated and kept trying to talk to me, ignoring the fact that my wife was five feet away talking to my friends wife. I was trying to be nice and slowly remove myself from the situation without being rude, but she was being persistent and my patience was wearing out having already emphasized that my wife was right behind us.    

Also, I'm 28, this girl was roughly 22-24. Which I seized on when she made her move and asked "do you have a snapchat?" To which I replied, "Isn't that for children?" Nobody else heard it so the embarrassment was strictly between her and I, but it was enough to get her to leave me alone. I didn't think anything of it because I'm likely never going to see her again.  

I told my wife about the incident the next day and she laughed about it but said "You didn't have to be mean."  I'm not torn up about it, but I love reading comments on this sub, So I figured I'd leave it open to the court of public opinion.

turning down a Drunk girl