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Input: **so some context;** so my birthday is February 16th. My usual group of friends almost always goes out on saturday nights. the group consists of me, my friend (we'll call him M), his GF (B) and her friend (J). So recently M and B have been having some fights and i guess theyre trying to make a better effort in the relationship by doing more couple stuff (they had a couples night last saturday and we went out on friday which i had to shuffle plans to try and accomodate). Me and M have been friends for well over a decade and have known each other for the better part of our lives. Hes been living with B for a little over a year and has since been really busy with the relationship to hangout most days with the exception of saturday nights when his gf wants to go out too so i started going out more too, so i could spend some time with my friend. 

**so today** he texted me saying he wasnt sure he was gonna come out this saturday cause B had a bad hangover last week and she may wanna take a night off. I said; no prob, i figured you may wanna take the night off cause next weeks my bday and i wanted everyone to come out. he says "ok maybe well just celebrate valentines day this weekend". i know him, i know her; i already feel him cancelling plans on me. this is after last weekend they decided to have a couples night after i told him i had plans with my fam friday night and id be good saturday.

now i realize im paying for stress in advance here but am i the asshole if i get upset if he says he cant make it out on saturday? im gonna sit at home and do nothing if this happens. 

i know this seems kinda childish, theyre in a relationship and i dont expect them to drop everything because of me, but im really offended at how little someone who is my friend cares about how their actions effect me. 

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getting mad that my friends cancel on my bday because its the saturday after valentines day