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Input: First off sorry about format, im on mobile.

So a little background. I am 20 years old and I dont go to college. Most of my friends do go and this last week was spring break for them. Most of them left today (Friday) but my closest friend leaves in two days (Sunday).

My now ex-girlfriend also goes to college.  We can call her "J". J's spring break started today. We had planned that I go get her from school. Its about a 4 hour drive and I made the trip plenty of times.  The original plan we had made was, I go down tonight, stay at her place, and then leave Sunday morning.  

Today before I left, while I was getting ready (doing laundry and such) I text J and ask if we can leave Saturday evening instead of Sunday morning so that I can hang with my friend one last time.

J gets very upset and we start to argue.  She says that I'm being selfish and a coward.  She says that i dont love her and i love my friends more. The entire time I insist that I want to visit and that I love her.

I have screen shots, they can explain the argument way better.

I ended up breaking up with her because of the things she said.

Tldr: I was supposed visit ex-girlfriend for 2 days, but ask to stay for 1. Argument happens.

So AITA for wanting to leave a day early, or are my ex's feelings justified?

Wanting Leave early