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Input: Me and my best friend have known each other for 4 years and we've gone through a few phases. For some reason, most of the things we liked overlapped at some point, but she tended to be the first to get into them. 

Lately, I've been really into Sherlock and she was really into the series as well a few months ago, but now she only talks about Queen. I also really like their music, but she's like... Obsessed, they're the only thing she talks about, besides boys she likes. 

It wouldn't be much of a problem if it wasn't for how she has acted in the past.

Last summer I casually ended up watching an F1 race and I absolutely fell in love! It was the best thing I'd ever watched and it quickly became my biggest passion. I did talk about it a LOT and she did anything she could to kinda bring it down. 
No biggie, we could talk about Harry Potter, which we both liked.

One day we all decided to go out for ice-cream or something and the first thing she said was: "Ok guys. No talking about F1, nor Harry Potter today." 
I looked at her a bit confused, but I thought it was kinda fair, since I did talk about those things a lot. I figured it was annoying to her and brushed it off, nodding periodically as she ranted about the guy she liked. 

It was not the last time she did a thing like that, because EVERY TIME we went out after that, she'd repeat the same thing. She was also getting out of her HP phase so it was really useful for her, but it killed conversation for me.

So, after Bohemian Rhapsody came out, her love for Queen finally bloomed. I wasn't really worried, because I liked the band as well, so I figured we could talk about something that we both liked, for once.
As we went on, it became pretty annoying. As in it was the ONLY thing she'd talk about and since I didn't care much about the singers themselves, it was essentially just her rambling about Roger Taylor and going on and on about how cool he is and all that.
Since I'd acted like that too, I didn't care.

We RP sometimes, so she decided to start a RP about Queen. I don't RP much these days, but okay cool, I'd just have to do a cringey self-insert where she'd be perfect and all the characters would be OOC. Whatever, I enjoyed the memes I made through it. (The RPs would be centered about her and her current love interest, making the actual plot pretty much shit.).

We'd been RPing Queen for a few weeks about every night at one point, and I felt like RPing Sherlock for once. I thought she wouldn't mind.
She refused, which was what made me mad. We only talked about Queen, she'd always have her way with stuff, she never let me talk about what I liked and the one time I wanna do Sherlock, she refused.

After that I always got pissed when she spoke about Queen and, though I haven't said anything about it to her (She'd just back stab by saying I do the same thing with F1, or would get mad and say stuff like "You're right, whatever" and think she's right.) I can't really stand it anymore. AITA?




not standing my best friend's obsession with Queen anymore