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: (Written on phone sorry for any grammar/spelling issues)

Now hear me out before you immediately say that I am. I NEVER go into this room, it's her room where she does her makeup and such. I didn't know this light was out or I would have just changed it, also my wife can't change it because she is to short to reach

Tonight, before I go into work my wife says she has a chore for me to do. She tells me "I need you to change some light bulbs" and starts naming a few that have been going out. Each light has 2 bulbs so when only 1 goes out I don't usually notice. She continues telling me about that both in her room have gone out and she's afraid to go in there at night (I work late shifts 2 days of the week and over night shifts 2 days of the week) and can't do any of her chores in there while I'm at work (NO I DONT GIVE HER CHORES TO DO). So as she's telling me all of this she has an embarrassed infliction on how she's explaining it to me and I can't stop laughing. She keeps going on about how it's not funny it's serious she doesn't know why I'm laughing because she's afraid of the dark and what if there is someone living in there and only comes out at night and I about cried. 

So without going into too much detail AITA for laughing? (more details can be explained if needed, but I don't think I'm totally TA.)


laughing at my wife for being afraid to go into a room at night because a lightbulb is out