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Input: Basically what happened was my boyfriend and I had plans for a movie date and just relaxing at 6pm. He said before that that he was gonna go to the store with his roommate and might be a little late (like half an hour). Well it turns out, they didn’t go to the store until 15 minutes until we were supposed to hangout. I wasn’t angry or anything, I knew he would be a little late. 
He messaged me from his roommates phone saying he left his at home and would message me ASAP when he got home. I said that was great and to just let me know so I could head over (I am about 20 mins from his house). 
An hour passes and I’ve heard absolutely nothing. An hour and a half in I message just to make sure they’re okay. Then two hours. Finally he messages me and says they got distracted. He has a watch and knew the time and sees no issue in the fact that he was two hours late. 
I should mention that I had work at 6AM the next morning so I wasn’t going to be able to stay extra late and was hoping to spend all the time possible. We were only seeing each other 1-2x a week. 
Whenever I expressed that I was upset he made it seem like I was being unreasonable. Mind you, I didn’t lash out or act angry, I just said that I was upset and was wanting to spend time with him because I missed him. And by the time I got over there (like 8:40) I only had like 3 hours to spend with him. 
tl;dr- plans for 6, boyfriend was late and I didn’t end up getting there until almost 9 

AITA for being upset that I waited for two hours and then got told I was overreacting because I was upset? 


being upset that my boyfriend was two hours late to what we had plans