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Input: Me [M19] and my girlfriend [F19] have this thing we do where we pick out different move series that we watch in case we have nothing planned for the days that we hang out. Harry Potter is our 3rd movie series that we decided to watch because I had never seen the Harry Potter movies and she had seen them multiple times because it’s one of her favorites. Before that I chose the Lord of the Rings series because she hadn’t seen that one and it’s one of my favorites . Sometimes we have to cut our movie time short because one of us had to go back to our house or it was time for bed (if one of us are sleeping over) well the other day we had to cut “The order of the Phoenix” short, about 45 minutes before it ended because she had to go back to her house and we wouldn’t see each other for a couple days later. Well the day after our movie time I was bored because it was my day off (were college students and I work a part time job) and I almost never have a lot of spare time. I decided to watch the last 45 minutes of the movie and I have to say it was pretty good. When I told her I finished the movie she seemed pretty upset, we didn’t fight or anything and there was no yelling or tears involved but she still looked pretty upset. And she had done  the same thing before when we watched the Lord of the Rings series on the Two Towers movie so I didn’t think it was a big deal and didn’t care that she did it. I told her this but I still feel bad about the whole thing. Am I the ass?

TL:DR: me and my gf watch different movie series with each other and I finished a movie without her. 

watching Harry Potter