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Input: am i the asshole for thinking about breaking it off?

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My girlfriend of almost 2 years is hanging out with her two friends(Jake and maria who are a couple) that stole 600+ dollars from me and both got fired from jobs i got them

(one fired for missing money(300$) from register/harassing female coworkers and the other stopped showing up without saying anything)

In December 2017 i confronted them about it all which they denied all of. My girlfriend and i agree to stop talking them and block them on everything due to the immature and nasty things being said. proceed to a few months ago Maria shows up to my girlfriends work to apologize. both agree to stop being angry about it. I tell my girlfriend i don't see me ever being friends with them or wanting to be around them again she agrees that she's not going to be hanging out with them anymore either due to being bad influences(bad spending habits, not focusing while at work by being distracting )

 Fast forward to this week where my girlfriend starts posting new pictures of her hanging out with Maria. Starts acting different again dumping money on unnecessary items even though she wants to move into an apartment in the next 8 months together and we've talked about being more financially stable for this move. 

what gets at me most is she always ask where i am or what i'm doing. but she didn't tell me that she was hanging out with them again? just feels like broken trust when she knows how i feel about them

breaking it off