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Input: Apparently everyone who knows me in real life thinks I overreacted. Looking for some outside opinions. 

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So husband and I were over at his parents for Christmas. The day after Christmas he has a tradition of going for a morning hike with his childhood best friends and their respected SOs/wives. In the past, none of their SOs would go  but this year I went along with another woman. So it was us plus my husband and his 3 other friends. 

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During the hike, they started making really crude/vulgar jokes about poop and pee and literally 3rd grade humor stuff. I was tired and sweaty and a bit nauseous and asked them to stop or else I was going to vomit. They did... for a while until they started up again when they thought I couldn't hear but I was only like 10 feet ahead of them. I kind of snapped and told them that they weren't funny and their jokes were lame and immature. They shut up after that but kept snickering, I'm assuming at me. It pissed me off more and I kind of stomped off ahead of them for a while. 

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After like 30 min the other girl caught up to me and told me that I should calm down and that my eruption was really embarassing...for me. I don't think she was telling me this in good faith since she seemed fully on the boys' side, but I said fine and let it go. That night my husband and I fought because he told me I was out of line for calling him and his friends immature and pathetic and that if I didn't like their jokes I could've just walked on further ahead. I agree and disagree. Yes I could've put more distance between us BUT the whole point was for us to hike together. I don't think it's a huge ask for people to watch their language when others are around, especially if its making them uncomfortable. 

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So, AITA?

telling my husband and his friends that they're not funny and their jokes were disgusting