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Input: My SO and I just moved in together (literally, yesterday was moving day) and we had a nightmare move. We started at 9am and went until 6 this morning. There are a lot of reasons it went so long, but it mostly boils down to us being unprepared and underestimating how much stuff we really had.

We’re all moved in and this is the first day all week (we moved throughout the week in the evenings) that we’ve had to relax. I was excited because we were going to his family Super Bowl party- I love his family and it’s always a big to do anytime they get together with friends, family and plenty of food present. We had asked his Dad if they could watch our dog during the move, and he canceled at the last minute due to his live-in girlfriend having the flu. No big deal, we scrambled and found a good (if a bit expensive) doggy daycare to look after her. 

We show up and my first sign that something is wrong is that his Dad doesn’t hug me or say hi - this hurt my feelings a little since he hugged my bf and my bf’s friend who walked in behind me, but I understand I’m just the GF. A bunch of people were already there, and surprisingly one of them was the live-in girlfriend. Not only was she there, but she was animatedly telling stories, serving food and seeming very much like she didn’t have the flu. She ignored us completely and acted like we weren’t there. My bf and I exchanged a look and started grabbing food. 

This would have been it, but his childhood best friend came over and we started talking. He owns a moving company and asked us how our move went- we relayed our saga and he proceeded to grill us on why it took so long and generally giving us a hard time. I apologized to him, thinking we upset him by not hiring his company, but he just kept giving us grief over the move and eventually walked away. At this point, I felt very overwhelmed and a bit hurt- after a horrible move, the last thing I wanted to have to deal with being interrogated and ignored. I ended up leaving shortly after, and have been wondering ever since if I overreacted. I know I’m tired, but AITA for being upset by this? 

leaving my SO's family Super Bowl party