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 while ago, a girl (24F) who I (25M) was friends with told me she was interested in me, and we had a physical relationship going on. But she later said she couldn't be in a relationship with me due to her being religious and me not. I was disappointed, but I accepted that if that was the deal breaker, then that's just how it was going to be. After she told me this, I told her that I didn't want to continue a physical relationship because I wanted to move on. About a week later, she roped me back in by saying how she was having a tough time with her feelings, so I offered to talk with her about everything because I still cared about her. So we talk, but we also ended up sleeping together that night. Weeks after that, the whole physical relationship is revamped, and to me, it seemed like she really wanted to start a relationship with me. But after that, she said the same thing about how religious differences are too much to handle and that was it. I was hurt by this because it seemed like she always knew what was going to happen in the end, but still made me believe in something that really had no chance of happening. 

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Fast forward to now, and I tell her roommate the whole story of what happened between she and I. From this conversation, I find out that the girl I was with only told her roommate bits and pieces of the story. For example, she left out the fact that we slept together (although we didn't really do much of anything. It was pretty PG-13 rated), and she left out the fact that I told her that I wanted out after she said no the first time. The two of us have the same friend group, so it bothers me that she told one of my good friends (her roommate) an abridged side of the story, which leaves out details of why I felt hurt in the first place. It also bugs me because it makes me look bad since what she's saying is a different narrative compared to what actually happened. Because of all this, now I just ignore her when we're in our friend group. I won't leave a group of friends if she were to walk over, but I don't really go out of my way to say hi or anything like that anymore.

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So AITA for ignoring her after this? 

ignoring someone who I used to be close to