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 my pet leopard gecko is really fat. Doing some research, I think she might be blocked. I'm so heartbroken over this. I was telling her this and she says "I'm going to sound like a jerk but can I say something?" I said "No." She then ignores me and says "It's not like she costed like $200. She costed $40." I said "Actually $20." My mom laughed and said "You can always buy a new one, get a boy this time." I looked at her with that smug smile and said "What the fuck, you're a psychopath. I love my lizard and you are a fucking awful person for saying that. Fuck off." Walking back to my room she said "Real mature, Parthenaslw." I just said nothing after that. She's with company and she's singing in the kitchen, laughing, and having a good time as I type this. I write this crying not sure what to do with my pet or if she really is blocked. I made another post on r/leopardgeckos. If someone can help me better there. I spent about $1000 on setups, decorations, vet bills, etc on this little girl and my mom has the mentality of she's replacable. I feel like my mom is a horrible human being for saying that. We have a rocky relationship and this shows me she's a psychopath. 

calling my mom names after she didn't care about my pet lizard potentially dying