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 today i casually sent a friend a concerning post about someone she had "warned" me about assaulting his girlfriend, stealing her car/cards/money and nearly biting her finger off. Her response was "oh well he's friends with Q (let's call her Q) they're both abusive".

Q is a girl my friend used to be friends with. They got into a dispute over 60 dollars (don't feel like going too into detail here), basically Q offered to pay for something from my friend and then changed her mind and my friend had a temper tantrum. I intervened and just purchased the item myself hoping to squash the issue. A month or two passes before my friend decides she's not going to give the other girl a concert ticket that the girl had paid her for a while back. In her mind, since that friend didn't pay her 60 dollars (though I did) she shouldn't get the concert ticket. Several bullshit exchanges occur before Q has enough and makes a Facebook post about the situation (obviously slanted in a way to favor her side) and my friend and a lot of people see it.

I'm not saying that doesn't suck, but I honestly found it very self absorbed she turned a very serious conversation into one focused on something far less serious. She then blocked me accusing me of not caring about the "abuse" she went through. It was awful but I can't say losing 60 dollars and her reputation among people that didn't like her much to begin with is comparable to somebody having their actual life situation threatened. AITA?

telling my friend that a dispute with a friend over money isnt the same as a case of domestic violence