Man unplugs fiancée's phone charger without permission, despite his phone being at 4% and hers at 100%, she freaks out: “It’s still about negotiable etiquette”

You know, sometimes being single has its perks. There are a slew of reasons why being in a relationship is great. You get to have someone supporting you, someone to laugh with, experience the world with, teach you things, and a best friend for life. There are also cons to partnerships. You never really get all your time to yourself, and your life and emotions are completely dependent on someone else. If they're going through a hard time, you may be right there with them. If they do something that bothers you, now you guys have to work it out and come to a resolution. There can be annoyances on the day-to-day that sometimes make you see single people and think, "wow, I wish I were in their shoes."

These little arguments are the real destroyers of relationships. The nitpicking, the arguing, the tension about something you didn't think was a big deal, and now their feelings are hurt and you have to be the one to help them up. It can be a nightmare if you're with the wrong person. I had an ex who got so butt-hurt about every little thing. I felt like I spent more of my time apologizing than actually enjoying the relationship. If there's one thing I've learned from relationships it's to pick your battles.

In the story below, the protagonist unplugs his fiancée's phone from their (sort of) shared charger. Her phone is at 100%, his phone is at 4%. Why in the world is she upset about this? Read below for the full story.

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AITA for unplugging my fiancée’s phone (fully charged) to use my own charger when my phone was at 4%?

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Doesn't this woman know it's actually bad for your phone to overcharge it? I guess no one told her that if you overcharge your phone it deteriorates the battery life. Someone should let her know, and then maybe she wouldn't be so entitled about her phone being overcharged and depriving her boyfriend the charger.
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One solution could be to just get extra phone chargers. How much are they, $20 tops? They're not expensive. Another solution would be for this guy to dump his crazy girl before they say, “I do.” She seems a little off. I wonder if they've had fights like this in the past, because this is not normal.
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