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: Well, I tried to be concise but failed. Here's my short story about the first time I've broken up with someone and the resulting potential assholery.

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I've been seeing this guy for just under two months. This is the longest I've ever dated someone because I'm in my early 20s and working through some of my own issues, but this guy seemed really nice and we had a lot in common so I tried to make it work. He was also very receptive to the fact that this is the first time I was giving a relationship a shot.

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Even though I did enjoy being with him, I realized last week that I haven't been feeling much emotionally and I don't think I see it going anywhere. He would tell me that he missed me, how he wanted to do things and go places with me in the future, etc, and I'm nowhere near there. I didn't make those same comments and responded to them without talking about our future or saying that I missed him back. There were other things that added to the decision, but I'm blabbering. Knowing that we wouldn't workout, and also knowing that I wouldn't be able to see him until Sunday at the earliest, I did the deed. I texted him and ended it - very respectfully, but still via text. He seemed upset that it was via text and essentially called me childish. 

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I was hesitant to do it by text, but I didn't want to lead him on for days and pretend like I'm still interested to talk when I've made up my mind. I also can't imagine making him sit through dinner if I know I'm going to end it, or going out of his way to come to my house just for me to turn him away. Ideally I would go to his place and do it, but we just graduated so he lives with his parents and I was never ready to meet them.

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I looked online at a number of blogs that gave me some direction and said it's normal to do it via text if you've been dating for less than two months, but looking back how the hell does a blog know right from wrong? I weighed the facts -- we don't text a lot, never talk on the phone, and we've seen each other probably 6 times over the course of almost 2 months -- so I thought this was ok. Now I'm worried that I owed him more than I gave him and should have done it differently. Maybe I just feel bad because it's the first time I've ended any kind of relationship that's over two weeks old, or maybe I'm the asshole.

ending a relationship via, you guessed it, text message