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: Earlier this year I (25F) hooked up with a guy at a party who’s mutual friends with a lot of my friends. I gave him my number but didn’t hear from him, so I figured he wasn’t interested especially as we were quite drunk.

Several months later after reconnecting at various events we both attended we started seeing each other and have since talked about that first night. He told me one of our friends (F) called him the next day and said that I wasn’t into him and regretted hooking up with him, which wasn’t at all true especially since I hadn’t even spoken to her since the party.

Apparently, she’s done various other kind of creepy things to him that make me think she was into him the whole time and purposely did it to sabotage us. We’ve been friends for years but I feel like she betrayed me especially since she called him literally the next day to tell him that.

I’ve accepted that I can’t trust her anymore and to be honest I’m upset and a bit angry. I feel like I should talk to her but I’m quite non-confrontational and I don’t want to make it a big deal of it in my friend group so I’ve just been avoiding her and not really inviting her to things anymore. I try and stay friendly when we see each other but it makes me feel hypocritical and two faced (an asshole). Also it’s been quite a while since it’s happened and she will definitely just lie about it or deflect so I don’t think its worth it.

Sorry this is all very highschool drama and I’m really not used to it. This is a throwaway btw, thanks for listening :)

TLDR: Friend told guy i wasn't into him behind my back and I feel betrayed. Now I don't want to be friends and am cutting her out

cutting out a friend without telling them