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: Let me start this by saying that I love dogs, and I’ve always wanted my own for a long time. My roommate and I started living together in August,  and things started out great. We have known each other since we were kids, and always got along very well. But these past few months she has stopped cleaning up after herself, and at one point her cats litter box hadn’t been cleaned in about 2 months. After asking her for a week straight to do it, I finally got sick and tired of gagging every time I walked into the bathroom so I had to do it myself, literally scraping cat poop out of the pan. I also always have to feed her cat, because my roommate sleeps 11-12 hours a day and only gets up at 15 minutes before she has to leave for work. She already has a ball python which I reluctantly agreed to, and once when I was gone for 10 days she trashed the place, leaving me to clean it all up. One of her friends dogs is having puppies soon, and when she asked if we could get one I finally put my foot down and said no. The apartment is only so big, and there is no back yard for the dog to run around in, since it’ll be a Husky-Lab mix it’ll need a lot of room to run. My roommate got really angry and has been very defensive, even saying “I’m just like her mom when I argue” and that she “deserves this dog” and when I say she can get her own dog when she lives in her own place she said that “she wouldn’t spend hundreds and hundreds of dollars by herself on a dog.” So what do you guys think? Am I being an asshole?

not letting my roommate get a dog