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AITAH for going home after being told to sleep on the couch?
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If it were me I would assume there's something nefarious going on here that has nothing to do with his friend grieving, if you know what I mean. Okay, your friend is grieving. But taking them on a romantic getaway with your girlfriend without warning her is just crossing every boundary.
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34-year-old girlfriend told to sleep on the couch during romantic getaway with boyfriend and his grieving friend, she humiliates him by driving home instead: “I hadn’t agreed to this setup”
It's never a good time to be in a spat with your boyfriend or girlfriend. Even if you guys make up, the time between the fight and making up can feel like an eternity. Every minute is just dragging along, and you can't seem to focus on anything else. You try to go to work but your mind just keeps going back to the argument and everything said. Replaying things in your mind, fantasizing about what you could have said instead, vacillating between wanting to make up immediately and taking it all back, to doubling down on what you believe and trying to "win."
Some couples never fight, which I'm not sure is entirely healthy either. Maybe it denotes a lack of passion, communication, or expectation. But what do I know, I'm single!
In the story below the protagonist is a woman in a relationship. She and her boyfriend plan a romantic getaway, only for her to be third wheeled by his friend. The childhood friend who tags along is going through a hard time, but it doesn't excuse singling out the girlfriend.