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 have a platonic friend at work, lets call her Pam, we are both married and don't have any romantic feelings for each other. I say that upfront, because I know how it may look like.

We don't work in the same department, but still had to work together for quite a while. Think of it like a big project for multiple years. I am very introverted and don't easily connect with a lot of people, but we became kinda close and spent a lot of breaks together, like eating breakfast daily, lunch most of the time and just the usual coffee breaks. We never met or meet outside of work.

After the project ended we moved to different positions and different locations inside the company. It's a 10 minute walk if we want to meet now, combined with new responsibilities it was of course impossible to meet as regularly as we were used to. But we found a weekly slot where we could meet and have lunch together, take a walk together or just sit somewhere to talk, we even had a recurring meeting in Outlook to block that slot for us (that part is important I think). I was happy that we at least found that small little slot, because how I said: I don't easily connect with people at work and was happy to found a good work friend who I can openly talk to.

This worked for a few weeks, then another co-worker (Bob), who also worked for for that project but left the company after it was done, announced (via a telegram group chat that a few people including me and her were part of) that he will be in the area and asked if someone wants to have lunch. Of course it was exactly the day and time where we had our recurring meeting. Pam immediately said yes, as did another co-worker of the group. She then even asked me privately if I would join, too, but already said that I probably won't. Which is correct, I never was the biggest fan of Bob and not a fan of group activities in general. I knew that we couldn't talk, because main topic obviously would be the new job of Bob and the new position of Pam or the other co-worker. Things I either already knew or that I don't care about.

I was very pissed. She didn't ask if we could move or cancle our meeting, she just agreed to have lunch with Bob. She couldn't really understand why I was so angry, for her it was just normal to skip it for someone who isn't at the location that often anymore. For me it was just very disrespectful and also hurt my feelings. After that I just canceled the recurring meeting, which she didn't even comment on and we wouldn't meet for a few weeks after that.

being angry that she took her break with someone else