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Input: Over the last weekend, I had some time off and so did my GF. I asked her if she wanted to spend the weekend together, and she agreed. So on Saturday I was going to pick her up, but she decided to go out with her friends to a party, I was flat broke and didn't feel like being social, so she told me that she would come back when she was done having drinks. Around 3AM I messaged her to see what was going on only to be ignored. I checked her snap story and seen her partying with a bunch of dudes totally drunk. I called her about 9AM to see what was going on only to be berated about how I'm such a prick for calling her so early. We made up and now New Year's eve comes and shes going out again without me because she has friends that would judge her for dating me. So she says she'll come over after new years. I didn't hear a word from her all night. I stayed in waiting for her to call for a ride, which never happened. I tried talking to her tonight and explaining why I felt upset that she ditched me completely on new years. She kept telling me that I'm the asshole for being upset. So, AITA?   

getting upset at my girlfriend