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 got a calligraphy pen recently and have been practicing with it. I have terrible handwriting so I have been using the small amount of free time I have while doing other things like watching youtube, playing games, or cleaning and cooking to practice on whatever I have available. Things like post it notes, letters, paper etc. Well one night I was practicing but I was also playing a game called heroes of the storm. When you die in this game you have some time before you respawn generally 10 seconds to 1 minute. I use that small amount of time to grab the pen and some paper to practice. One of the words I spelled was my girlfriends name. I spelt it wrong.

Now, my girlfriend and i have been with each other for a little over a year and when I give her gifts and letters or write her name in any other was I spell her name right. But in practicing I am more focused and the way it looks and how quickly I can do it in my time I have left. Her name also has many variations of it and her variation is slightly odd. For example if her name was haylei, but I spelt it haylie. Or if her name was Sarah but i spelt it Sara. Etc. I did this and this last week she came and visited and saw that i spelt her name wrong.

Now i can understand being upset about it and i did apologize. She asked how I would feel if she spelt my name wrong and i honestly wouldn't care and told her as much. In my eyes it's not like I was very off of the spelling and I didnt do it with the intent to hurt her. I was just practicing my handwriting. But now we are two days into this fight and i am tired of apologizing and think it's kind of ridiculous that this is still continuing. AITA?


spelling my girlfriends name wrong