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: I’ve been trying to sell my old couch for the past 2 weeks. It’s in good condition but my girlfriend hates it and so I posted an ad for it on kijiji. Someone contacted me that they were interested in buying it and wanted to come over to see it. I work 9-6 Monday to Friday and but he only worked evenings so our schedules didn’t mesh but he wanted to see it ASAP. My girlfriend does not work on Wednesday's and usually spends it studying at home for an exam she’s taking soon so I figured that she could show the guy the couch and if he wanted to buy it take the money for it.

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When I told my girlfriend - she was angry and said that I should have asked her first (I admit I should have but I knew she was going to be home anyway- she’s a homebody). She said she refused to be home alone with some random guy I found on the internet and that anything could happen. I thought she was being a bit ridiculous. For example, she was home alone one time when someone came to fix our internet . She insisted that was different since it was through our landlord and it was an official business but this is some random guy she doesn’t know and that “strange men” make her nervous. I still thought she was being silly but she flat out refused and thought I was being insensitive. I had to contact the guy and say the day didn’t work anymore. He got annoyed and kind of lost interest in the couch after that - much to my disappointment and now I'm still trying to sell the couch.  

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I just don’t understand why she was being difficult but she insists she did nothing wrong and was just looking out for her safety.

AITA here?

asking my girlfriend to show a prospective buyer my couch when I wasn't home