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: The story.

My friends and I were at this party. Everyone had plenty to drink because of the keg. After a number of beers, I was standing off to the side looking into the crowd aimlessly until I saw a girl that I based on her figure, I assumed she was pregnant. The last thing I remember of the evening was pointing with my cup and asking myself, "is that girl pregnant?".

How it went down.
At this point, I must have blacked out because I do not remember anything. My friends give different avenues of the story but both avenues lead to the same ending.

Avenue 1 = I had walked up the girl and directly asked her if she was pregnant in front of her friends.
Avenue 2 = I approached everyone else at the party to inquire of her condition.

(Knowing myself and how I was back then, I am inclined to go with Door #2.) 

The ending.

According to my friends, the girl found out about the question, broke down crying, and ran out of the house. Four of her friends who were talking with four boys, saw her and ran to help her, thus simultaneously cock-blocking four guys at once. One of my friends said he never saw anything like before or since. He STILL shares this story.

So, AITA for having good intentions regaeidjg determining if a woman was pregnant and drinking alcohol?

asking if a girl was pregnant or just fat