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Input: For a bit of context, this happened about 3-4 years ago and the relationship is long over. I still miss her, but not some of the shit she pulled. She was an odd girl, but I loved her to death when we were together. She had self-diagnosed herself with multiple personalities, and while that didn't get in the way of the relationship too often, it was also like walking on eggshells when a 'personality' that didn't like me reared its head. For example; saying I wanted to go inside during a hot day pretty much 'discouraged' her from ever accepting date ideas from me. On top of that she had started talking with another guy behind my back as 'she wanted to try something new', and that led to her breaking it off with me. I now see that was for the better.

The day started off normally. School, home, and then I went over her house for a visit as per usual.  
She was preparing to do a modelling gig with her friend, and I was helping her get ready. I mostly helped with her hair and such, helping her fit into her outfit, etc. Then I come to find out that she doesn't want me along. Why? Because she wanted some alone time with her friend. I say 'alright, that's fair', as I didn't want to intrude. (I know the guy (ftm) was in a relationship at the time, so this wasn't a concern of whether or not she was being unfaithful, I just wanted to be their with my girlfriend) I try to convince her to let me go, but still she's adamant about going alone and I end up heading home.  
She gets back after a few hours and she shows me a few photos over DM. She then says that she wants to spend some time one Omegle with her OTHER female friend showing off her outfit and her make-up. Of course, I ask why. "I just like doing it, I get compliments and they make me feel good about myself" Ok. Cool. But you're also in a relationship and that seems like you value the opinion of random strangers online over my own. And of course, I tell her this. And soon it devolves into an argument about how she just wants to feel special and I'm making her feel like shit and etc... It wasn't really an argument so much as her yelling at me. But since I'm at home, there's nothing I can really do to physically stop her, and of course she goes on Omegle with her friend to show off and I'm left feeling jealous, sad, and frustrated. I got hounded for a while after that, and this was the first time that she threatened a breakup... the next day in school... in the middle of class... over text. I was distraught, but her friend was on-board with her. Messaging me that I was acting petty and that she just wanted to feel positive about her body (she was borderline anorexic, and I had been helping her improve her diet and eating habits) and I was making her feel like all her hard work was for nothing.

It's a few years later, and in this particular situation, I'm still unsure whether my feelings against the whole Omegle thing was justified... So, people of Reddit, AITA?

not wanting my girlfriend on Omegle