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 I was up in a study room and a friend came to join me. We chatted for a bit and I was using my laptop to look over some notes. I mentioned I wanted to go grab coffee and a snack and asked if he wanted something. I closed my laptop’s lid and left to grab something.

When I came back, he was on my laptop and when he saw me coming back he quickly shut the lid and acted like he wasn’t doing anything. I got really upset because I have some personal shit on my computer. He started to call me out for what I *do* have on my computer, and I have a note on it that is more or less dedicated to this friend and was a big rant about what I didn’t like about him (he is an ex boyfriend and I wrote the note prior to our breakup, but left it alone— we ended on good terms). I got even more upset because I didn’t want anyone, even him, to read this note as it was just a rant. He KNOWS I’m paranoid about everything and don’t trust even my best friends with my phone or laptop, and I never gave him permission to use it, nor did he ask prior. 

So we got into an argument about the stuff I wrote in my note and I kept trying to defend myself saying that he shouldn’t have gone through my computer and went as far as to actually open up my notes and other things and that it was disrespectful on his end to snoop.

AITA?

getting upset with my friend for using my laptop