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: Ok, so I normally call my mom whenever I get home from school right when I walk through the door. Sometimes she doesn't answer and she'll call back and say she was busy or something like that. It normally only takes her 30 minutes or so to call back and today I knew she was at work so I figured she was extra busy.

Well not too long ago she calls me and says, "I guess you aren't calling me today huh?" And I told her that I called her. And she started going on a full on rant about how I should of kept calling her until I reached her, that i'm taking life for granted, etc. I tell her that we've only not spoken for a few hours and I figured she was working so I didn't see anything wrong with what I had done, I was expecting her to call me back instead. And she said, "You and your dad knew I was driving and something could of happened to me! It's like you guys don't care! You're basically saying i'm not a big deal to you?!" And I start to get angry because she's twisting my words. And she finally brings out my gf as ammunition. She says "Would you call \[insert Gf's name\] Multiple times!?!" And I tell her that we don't even call that much and if she didn't answer i'll let her call me back as I know she's safe at home. But at this point i'm super angry and she just keeps going on. I get that anything can happen at any moment but really man? And then she sounds like shes crying over the phone and says, "Nevermind." and hangs up on me.

&amp;#x200B;

AITA here?

not calling my mom repeatedly after I called her once and she didn't answer