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Input: My boyfriend and I host dnd for our friends and he wants to start doing sessions every weekend, yesterday we talked and I told him I’d want to limit it to 3 hours including any hang out time so I still have time to relax and do chores over the future weekends. He agreed and everything was good until today, our fist session, when suddenly he wasn’t okay with it anymore and resented me for being controlling.

He asked well what if the guys want to hang out after? And I was against this saying 3hours every week is enough time, I was frustrated because we already agreed about this yesterday. He said well you don’t have to be there and I said I’d feel awkward if they hung out after and I had to go hide in the bedroom until they left, and make awkward uncomfortable speed runs to the kitchen to avoid talking (in order to get alone time). He said he’s frustrated that he doesn’t get to hang out with his friends because I have a hard time being alone, which I got really upset about, I feel that’s very untrue. Now he’s saying I’m being selfish, and having a double standard because I ask him to say a quick hi when my friends come over to be friendly, note - this happened once, I didn’t ask him to hang out with my friends when they come over, and this was something he said he was uncomfortable with.

So am I the asshole for keeping him from hanging out his friends because I want as much time as I can get to relax freely in the weekends?

wanting to relax on weekends