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Input: Bear with me here, I know the title already makes me sound bad.

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Just some backstory: I recently attended a sold-out performance at my school and I got my tickets really late. This is a musical and in a school so it is NOT a formal performance. I wanted to sit with my friends but all the seats were taken. Fast forward to the day of the performance, I stand nearby waiting to see if the seats will be taken. I did not sit in the seat and just waiting for the performance to start with my friends. Eventually, I realized a lot of seats were empty so I sat down and took my seat. (for the record, no one ever came to claim the seat; I kept checking around me to see if anyone needed it)  


Now, this is the part that makes me feel like an asshole. I'm just a rowdy kid in school and I admit I was not the most quiet person while we waiting for the concert to start, but I was dead silent during the concert - I never pulled out my phone or made noise. I leaned forward to tap my friend on the shoulder (we both knew the parts that were being sung and were super excited but we just smiled and continued watching) around twice during the first half of the concert. I never made any noise during the concert or pulled out my phone. Please keep in mind again, that I am not in my normal seat. It's an important detail.

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During the entire first half of the concert, I was not informed by anybody around me to stop moving forward. There were other adults around me and I was not told to stop talking during intermission. Again (sorry if I'm being repetitive, I want to make sure I can give the best recreation of what happens), I was quiet during the whole concert and did not say anything. Intermission comes around and I'm simply hugging my friends. I admit some of my limbs may have went into the "airspace" of the person beside me but I never touched him. It was a short hug that lasted a few seconds. I moved back into my seat immediately afterwards. As the second half was about to start, he tells me to go back to my original seat (no one has come to claim it - it was empty from start to finish) because I'm being to distracting. I asked if I was being distracting and he told me to return to my exact seat number (I guess he was listening?) to which I then quickly left to just stand in the back aisle (I didn't feel like sitting). I'm not here to talk about myself but I'm not the most secure person so I wasn't sure if what I did was being rude? I didn't even lean towards him during the concert. I had an aisle-side seat so I leaned my body towards the aisle.

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I wanted to talk to my friends about this but it made me really uncomfortable for some reason, so I played it off. I didn't really know who to ask so here I am. 

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**If you think I missed some important details, please tell me I'll be sure to add it ASAP.** It's my first post on this subreddit so if I also broke any rules, please tell me. Thanks!

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tldr; I was distracting during intermission and I got told to go to my original seat.

being kicked out of my seat by another concert-goer during a concert