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Input: Story goes like this: We had been dating for about half a year (Give or take) and my gf at the time was doing theater in Bern. I'm not a big fan of it myself, but I did like her singing, so I would make time to go see her whenever she had practice or a show.

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It was December, and I had caught a pretty bad cough combined with mild pneumonia. Stayed at home for a good while, and ended up missing a lot of the performances she does around Christmas. Eventually, as I got better, she started to approach the subject of coming to a specific play of hers they had been preparing for a while. I was against it initially, since my cough had adamantly refused to go away, and my throat still hurt. Eventually I caved to the puppy-eyes routine. And on the day in question, dressed up like a conservative Eskimo and had a friend drive me to the station. Weather outside was awful, and as luck would have it the train stopped halfway due to "technical difficulties". I was going to be late. I called my gf to inform her of this, and she was livid. I had missed performances before, a lot of the time due to work or other shenanigans, and she would often accuse me of making up excuses to avoid having to go.

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I was very firmly in the "I'm doing this for you even though I'm sick, so stop giving me shit."-Camp. She's having none of it. Eventually it turns into an argument and she hangs up in a huff. When I actually got there (Think it was about halfway into the play) the guy at the front is not letting me in. Invitation had been revoked.

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When the play finally ended, and I got a hold of her, we were now both mad. I was feeling much worse again and really wanted to go home and she was still upset that I had missed all of the play. Eventually, she makes a big thing of leaving with an actor friend of hers, and leaves me standing there. And I don't have money for a ticket back. Cue an hour of texting, ducking into stores to not stand outside, and eventually getting hold of a friend, who despite the apocalyptic weather, came and picked me up.

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GF is not responding to texts. At that point, I actually got worried. Since the weather was so bad, maybe they had an accident? Nope. Around 90 minutes or so after the whole thing I get a pretty picture from a party they're having. Complete with guilt-trip inducing "You could've been here you know." / "I Hope you rethink our relationship". That was the tipping point. I did rethink our relationship. When I got home with buddy, we rounded up all of her stuff and I told her she could pick it up later or the day after, and then get of my life. I made a point of ignoring all of her attempts at getting in touch afterwards, which I'll freely admit, meant I was burning all of the bridges out of spite. But I still absolutely believe this is her being the Ass, and I was justified. Am I wrong?

dumping my gf after feeling abandoned