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: It all started when my best friend posted a screenshot of an instagram post, and my other friend called Him out that he is a cunt for taking a screenshot of someone's post, so I called her out and said that she literally does the same thing. She right away said that it's a joke, but I knew it wasn't, because this isn't the first time and she was dead serious last time and I told her this. She immediatly fired back with why am I so salty and things like that, and my response was that she's always hurt that everybody leaves from her company, but she fails to realise that what she does is wrong, and I gave her the example of why one of our mutual friends doesn't talk to her anymore, which was that she straight up called herself Allah. And when the guy who worshipped Allah blocked her, she messaged me saying how that guy is a cry baby, and she is right. She outright denied that she ever said these, even after I showed proof. And after that she started attacking me saying how I'm a loser, and how I will always be lonely, and I'm pathetic, and she brought up the problems I currently have with my family, and said nobody can be sadder than this man. So as a last thing I told her "I will always be happier than you because atleast I see my faults". And I left the group. After this I asked my friend if she said anything about the incident, and the only thing she said is that these are the early signs of autism. And around 2 hours ago I saw her instagram story, saying that everybody she cares about is abandoning her, even though she didn't do anything, and she's always to get hurt.

I'm really on the fence here.  Obviously I didn't write down more personal things, but this was the core of the argument

calling out my friend