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Input: My friends sister and I are acquaintances, because of my friendship with her bro. Their family has been nothing but good to me. Even has extended their home as a place I can go should I ever need to go somewhere

I have a very strong and reliable connection, with a big time venue in my city, to obtain off the market complimentary tickets to shows and sporting events held there. Historically I have attended events with my friend, given a pair of tickets to his sister, and given a pair of tickets to their parents. To let them go see a shows they were interested in, as a kind gesture from me. Doing this favor costs me nothing, and I get to make people happy so I like doing this from time to time. I have sometimes given tickets to people I work with, but not always. I get uncomfortable when people ask for the favors, as I feel it is my favor to offer but not theirs to ask for, Generally speaking and mostly with work colleagues. I need to work on saying no to people I feel have no business requesting tickets from me, especially comps. I sometimes make an exception and require them to pay for the tickets (paid to the venue not to me) as the buying opportunity is a favor enough.

Meanwhile friends sister had requested a pair of tickets for a show coming up in a couple weeks, literally over half a year ago, to which I already agreed. My girlfriend wanted to also see the show so I set them up with a pair as well. I'd have joined her but not my type of music. She took her friend, I soon learned that my girlfriend and her friend were very close to my friends sister and her friend at the show.

My girlfriend was upset with me for giving my friends sister tickets to that show because.. her reasoning,

 1. I am not even friends with the girl.

 2. She only texts me when she wants tickets, which is about once a year. (But I see her in person far more)

 3. she doesn't want me to be taken advantage of

 4. lastly that I dont know her like my gf does, and that she is a mean girl.

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I presume that she may be referring to experiences she had with my friends sister in the past and throughout their friendship. I dont know, I have asked and my gf has not said that she was ever nasty to my gf in the past or anything.

Part of me feels like my gf might want to feel that she can go to these shows exclusively because she is with me, and doesn't want other people she knows, able to benefit from my connection. But that's just a thought, I'm not a girl so I really struggle to follow how they think and rationalize sometimes.

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Fast forward. Gf and friends sister made up and are friends again. Friends sister wants to go to another show.

I am literally trying to make everyone happy and imo taking care of my friends sister is being nice to not only her, but her family as well, including my friend. I see myself being a good guy, making people happy..

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But Am I the Asshole for taking care of my friends sister on her request for the pair of tickets?

giving my Friends Sister Concert tickets