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Input: Some background: My girlfriend is really busy. Like, really busy. She barely has a free day during the week, but her Saturdays are completely free usually. I don't really get to see her outside of school.

Well, we'll be together for 2 years on the 23rd. For the past few weeks, i asked her a couple of times if she wanted to meet up the Saturday/Friday before our anniversary, because she's busy on Sunday (our actual anniversary). She kept telling me she'd check, but she never did. 

Last week I asked her to check if we can meet (her parents really need to know that stuff in advance and stuff), and she said that she doesn't know if she should check because her mom's birthday is on the 25th and they might do something for that. 

Yesterday I asked her again because my family asked me if I wanted to go somewhere together on Saturday, so I needed to know if we were meeting up. She seemed to get kind of mad at me and annoyed, and said that she already told me that she probably can't meet.

Am I the asshole for feeling like she doesn't care about our anniversary as much as I do? It might seem pretty dumb, but she means the world to me and I want to know if I did something wrong.

tl;dr I got hurt that my girlfriend doesn't seem to care about our anniversary as much as I do. Wondering if I'm in the wrong here.

getting hurt that my girlfriend doesn't seem to prioritise meeting up for our anniversary