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 know the title makes me sound like a real dirt bag but bare with me, also I'm on mobile so bare with me x2.

So last week this girl approached me, let's call her Amy, and said she liked me and if I wanted to go anytime. I tried to be as respectful as possible but the truth was I just wasn't interested in her, so I let her down easy I thought.

However, I don't think she believed the same. On Friday after school, she approaches me again with 2 of her friends by her side, automatically I felt uncomfortable and then the 2 friends started to bombard me with, "Amy is really struggling with depression and thoughts of suicide at the moment, how could you treat her like that!?" (DON'T FORGET AMY IS WITH THEM) Feeling defensive, I look at Amy and say "I'm sorry you're going that but I'm not interested, truly, and I wish you the best." I probably could've told her this a bit nicer as it come off as a bit passive aggresive  but whatever. Then they depart with scoffs and a few announcements of "shit head" "jack ass" and the almighty "ass hole".  

I really don't think so but was I the asshole? Or how could I have handled that better? Thanks!

rejecting a 'Suicidal' girl