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Input: Context: I'm 28, she's 22. I live on my own, she lives with her parents. Her parents are immigrants from mexico so they are "old school" (their words) when in comes to parenting. They are roughly in their 50s.

So a while ago I moved away for school when we were 5 months into our relationship. We've been doing long distance and hit our 1 year mark last month. We're actually doing really good. I'm coming back for Christmas to see my family and her. Initially I wanted to just stay with her family while I visited her (she lives 3 hours from my own family). I was planning on sleeping in her bed with her at night. We weren't planning on having sex if they were also sleeping in the house cause that's weird; I just wanted to fall asleep with her and wake up to her. She asked her parents once, they said no (duh). I told her keep trying, maybe you can wear them down. If not, I said we'll just get an airbnb and sleep somewhere else. Problem is they get worried about her sleeping anywhere but her bed in their house. She's almost never been allowed to go to sleepovers, even past 18 years of age, except with her best female friend only. She convinced her parents one time to let her go on 5 day vacation with me once, but it was because I was moving and she wouldn't see me again for 6 months, and that was unheard of in her family.

Here's where I need to know AITA. She doesn't want to disrespect/disappoint her parents by not sleeping in her house. I told her I would be disappointed and a bit mad if she let them dictate her life that much. I know it's only sleeping, we can literally go on a day trip and as long as she's sleeping in the house at night, they don't really care. AITA for not respecting their beliefs/culture/ect (they are from hispanic culture, so respect for family/parents is BIG) or do I have a right to be a bit pissed that she doesn't really want to fight this?

If you need more context, elaboration, ect, please tell me. I've never posted here before.

getting mad that my girlfriend won't stand up to her parents