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, a few weeks before Christmas, my Mother asks me to make a Christmas list for my relatives. I didn't want my relatives to pay a lotta money on me, so I put a few cheap things I kinda wanted but was too lazy to buy. Come Christmas, I get everything except two things. No big deal, I was happy and respectful, and we had a nice Christmas. One of those things that I didn't get was a phone button thing that helps you grip your phone, and I kinda wanted it. So I go to my local target and get one on sale for a few bucks. Nothing wrong, right?

Well, my relatives and I met again the day after the day after Christmas (27th). My aunt sees the grip and asks if I bought it. I tell her yes, she says cool. And everyone except her Hispanic maid Maraina (I think that's how you spell it.) seemed fine with it. Little later, she comes up to me and tells my How "rude" it was to do that. I say "what are you talking about?" she went on a weird rant on how it was "disrespectful" buying it was. How much of a "brat" I was. And how it, in her opinion, seems like I gave the message that they couldn't "satisfy" me. I then told her exactly where she could shove her opinions and left. She then started screaming after me as I left about how "bad" I was. I told this to my aunt who later booted her. 

AITA in any way, shape, or form?

buying what I want