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: Right before college my ex broke up with me (we where on good terms at the end of it) so we stayed friends, during my first weeks in college I start speaking to a girl. My ex (we'll call jay for this) brings up in casual conversation if I've made any friends in college (as we'd gone to seperate ones), I say yes and mention this girl, jay then immediately gets in a mood and says she'll speak to me later. 

Around 8pm she texts me saying that breaking up was a mistake and that if we don't see anyone by the end of the year and still feel the same way we should get back together (this was at the beginning of November) I say sure, and of course the class is too big and this girl I was speaking to gets moved to class B with different days and such, so that plan goes out the window.

During the period of November to January I would ask if she would want to meet up after college to hang out and get food or something, and every single time I would get hit with a "I have too much work I'm sorry) but then she'd post on Snapchat her hanging with friends or going out and getting food and generally not being busy with that work. I then tell her I think we should stop talking as shes clearly avoiding me. (this is where it gets good) me telling her this then sets of a chain reaction of her bringing up all my past and using it against me to make me feel bad, she brings up how I should start cutting myself again and how I'll be a loner again because apparently she saved me from having no friends. She then posts all of my personal life into her Snapchat for everyone to see. AITA? 

ending a long term friendship/relationship