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Input: So me, my BF and a bunch of our friends made plans to come and see us over spring break at me and our Bf's home. These plans were made quite a while ago and that date they are supposed to come is about two weeks from now. However, recently two of our friends said that'd they'd want to bring an extra person, a person we do not know. My BF was immediately uncomfortable with the idea as he's very distrustful of people and didn't like the idea of having a stranger in his house. My sister (who was supposed to come up too) even agreed with him, and although I personally don't see an issue, I eventually just went with it. We tell them that they cannot bring their friend, and one of the two states that he will not be coming if his friend cannot. The other one then follows stating that he as well will not be coming. I then suggest that rather coming to our sorry college town, that we should just go to Orlando and chill at Disney and get an Airbnb. They said that this idea was too expensive. We then say that they can come to our college town and just get an Airbnb, but were offended by us even mentioning it. In the end we decided to cancel the trip because things got too complicated. My BF was also not excited with the idea of having 8 people in our two bedroom one bathroom apartment, and having to entertain that many people, including a stranger, in our slow, dull, college town. However they stated that they had to take off work for these days and were really excited and are very close friends with us and we feel bad. That's why I'm here today asking, AITA?

cancelling a trip with friends to come see me