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Input: First off, my boyfriend and I are heavy gamers. We each have our own Xbox. He works a supervisor position and long hours so when he gets off he wants to relax and get on the game which I have absolutely no issue with. He works hard and deserves to do what he wants to relax when he gets home. 


Fact of the matter is we started all these shows on Netflix and Hulu that have now been sitting in our cue for months or even over a year unfinished. We game together and still watch movies together but these shows have been put on hold for a while now. I've asked to continue watching them but we usually buy a new game whenever it comes out so most of our free at home tome is spent on gaming, and he always says we'll watch them later.


I'm still invested in them so I started watching them when he leaves for work, he leaves a couple hours before I do. We promised each other that we would watch them together, and promises mean something in our relationship on both sides, but anytime I ask to watch one he puts it off. Point is I broke a promise and it's eating me alive, even if it's for something so menial. I thoroughly enjoy watching him game so it's not like I'm bored because we still spend a lot of time together, but I'm so damn invested in these shows, like a good book you can't put down, that my curiosity got the better of me and now I'm sneaking to finish them. 


I actually got caught with Vikings because you can see the episodes you've watched and which you haven't. He asked about it and I couldn't lie so I told him I've been watching it, (he doesn't know about the other shows) but now he doesn't want to finish Vikings because I am several seasons ahead of him. I feel like the asshole because I made a promise but at the same time any time I ask to watch a show he puts it off, but after over a year of putting them off I'm at the point where I feel like he isn't really _that_ interested in them like I am. The only show we %100 watch together now is Game of Thrones which is awesome.


I've talked to him about how much I want to finish these shows and he is pretty understanding, but when he gets off work he wants to game with his boys and I can't blame him for that. He was a little butt hurt over the Vikings but he doesn't know that I've been watching the other shows either that we haven't watched in months. I plan on telling him either today or tomorrow but then he's NEVER gonna wanna finish those shows and on top of that I made a promise, even if it takes a long time it's still a promise and I feel like I'm in the wrong.

binge watching series my boyfriend and I are supposed to watch together