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Input: My high school had a yearly trip to a summer camp type of place just before the start of the school year. Big hills, cabins with shitty AC, and rickety-ass bunk beds that take a fucking gymnast to climb to the top.

Our cabin's group slogged all the way up to the top of the hill, where our cabin was. One girl (call her A) was overweight to the point where climbing up to the top bunk was dangerous, so we made sure that she got a bottom bunk. I also managed to get a bottom bunk, being a senior (this will be important later). So, our chaperone (not a teacher, a lady we'll call Mrs. C) wasn't there. I asked a teacher, and she said that Mrs. C would be arriving later. Okay, whatever. We left our stuff around the bunks and went and did summer camp things.

When we got back, everyone was dead tired. I was ready to pass out on my ultra-convenient bottom bunk, when we find that A's stuff was in a corner, and Mrs. C's things were on her bed, and Mrs. C still was not in sight. A was not going to confront her about it, so I gave A my bunk and resigned myself to climbing up Mount Fucking Everest just to sleep. 

When Mrs. C returned, I told her what had happened, and as politely as I could, pointed out that it would have been more polite to wait for everyone to return before moving someone else's things and staking a claim on a bed. 

She told me to watch my tone, and that she deserved a bunk because she was the chaperone.

So I shut up, and let things go, but ranted about it at home and to some trusted friends.

Tl;Dr A chaperone kicked a girl who couldn't climb out of a bottom bunk, and when I asked her to be more considerate she shut me down. Am I the asshole?

asking a chaperone to ask before taking a bottom bunk