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Input: Pretty low impact one here but I thought reddit might enjoy it. My girlfriend, her mom, and my mom teamed up to get me a Nintendo Switch and Mario Odyssey for Christmas! Super surprised, I was wanting one bad and hunting down good deals with no luck. Very grateful for that. We've been playing it a bunch since getting it with me holding the sticks for most of the time (video games, especially Nintendo/Mario, have been a huge part of my life ever since the original). My SO is entertained by video games but usually gets bored after 15 minutes and moves onto something else. I get way into it, and I am WAY into Odyssey. 

I had been talking about this level called "New Donk City" and how hilarious that name was, how I couldn't wait to get there, etc. Today, I was at a rehearsal (I'm a musician), and after a bit of playing I see a text from my SO from an hour prior. It basically said "Hey we're playing New Donk City \[oops emoji\], do you want us to not beat it?" (we have friends in town). I obviously put my drumsticks down and responding "Wait! No! I want to play it!" It was too late.

Later on speakerphone I very calmly and light heartedly said "Hey, I really wanted to play that level, I was looking forward to it. How many moons did y'all get?" She said "...all of them". I calmly said something like "aw man", and she proceeded to shrug it off saying things like "whatever you can just replay it who cares?" And I said "Well the level will have changed and the collectables will be grayed out", to which she said "Oh well just start over then I don't know". I stayed calm and said, see y'all later, bye! 

I then texted her very respectfully how it made me feel and that though she may find video games insignificant, they are very important in my life and I was very excited to experience this one fresh. She, through a few texts, got defensive, and even tried to guilt me into feeling bad about the way I felt a couple times. Things like "K well everyone is freaking out over here now" and "I get it Aaron obviously we wouldn't have done it if we knew you would be like this". To be clear, I simply stated that I was upset by what she did knowing how important the game was to me. I said that we'll just start a new file and replay it all (honestly, I'm okay with that). She still has not apologized for playing without me nor the way she handled the situation, and she's seeming like she has no intention to do so. This is what's getting me. 

So. Am I the asshole here? Like I know I've said it a thousand times how calmly I handled this (rare form for me), but am I an inherent asshole for getting upset by this? I know it's "just a game" and all, but she knows how much work I've put into the game and how clearly enthralled I was with exploring everything. She's an awesome person who is generally very in touch with approaching conflicts and all that, which is making me think I might be the asshole. Let me know, y'all.

being upset that my girlfriend beat the level I badly wanted to play in Mario Odyssey knowing that it's already my favorite new game