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: So today my girlfriend invited me over to her place to chill with her while she got high on a psychedelic, just to like chill. I currently don't have a car or cell phone, so the plan originally was that she drop me off in the morning at my mom's place, and then my mom drop me back off at her place around 4 or 5 this afternoon while my gf is tripping.

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However, when we woke up this morning, my girlfriend asked me to stay, and I said sure, as long as I get the chance to go by my dorm to pick up some study material. We do that, hang out for around thirty minutes, and then she gets high. This was around 2, and she decided to go for a walk for a couple of hours after it hit. That was fine with me, I figured she'd be back around the time we originally planned to hang out (she confirmed this saying she'd be gone for around two hours.) Since college students in general can be a bit iffy with times i figured I'd assume she'd get back about an hour after that and was still okay with that, and started on my studying. I also had time to do some artwork for her.

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Three-ish hours go by, its now six o'clock, and I'm wondering where she is. It's dark out, and I'm concerned, and honestly quite bored sitting in her room with only my computer. I contact her and she says she isn't going to be back for another two hours. She suggests I socialize with her three (male) roommates until she gets back. I have social anxiety particularly around men due to a traumatic experience, and she's aware of this, so I felt this was kind of inconsiderate. In addition, since I don't have a functioning phone, I can't contact any of my friends to get a ride back to my dorm. I could walk, but it's about an hour walk and it's honestly not safe for a small female such as myself, especially considering I don't have my phone. I could get a ride from her roommates as well, but I feel this also puts them in kind of an unfair situation and I don't really want to involve them particularly when the worst thing that'll happen from me staying until she gets here is hurt feelings and boredom.

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I know there aren't any huge negative consequences of this, and my girlfriend really DOES do a lot for me and is amazing aside from this and is generally super understanding of my anxiety, but I'm incredibly stressed. I feel like she kind of put me in an unfair situation, but I also feel like I'm making a big deal out of nothing especially because does so much else for me and it makes me feel ungrateful that I'm not happy with her.

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TL;DR: GF ditched me for a five hour walk while she got high aita for being upset even though other than this she's great?

being upset at my girlfriend for leaving me alone at her house