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Input: Before I start of I wanna clarify that the context in its entirety does not have any romantic nuances with anyone involved.

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Some backstory: I am apart of a teamspeak server with around 20 people and we play online games together for fun. So me and this other individual, lets call her Robin has been apart of this server for quite some time and we knew who each other were but never really played together until circumstance brought us in the same lobbies. We clicked really well, great chemistry and started DM'ing each other.

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Fast forward a month and we've become great friends and started our own private calls playing games on our own away from the main teamspeak server we met on. We're both introverted (not to the point of socially inept) and can appreciate the quiet of solely two people. The owner of the teamspeak server, lets call him Tom does not like this (whom I go way back with around 14 years so we're also great friends). 

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Tom approaches me on the matter and says "It's time for CS, stop playing with Robin". I respond with "hush" and he says "its kinda fucking awkward when you two go into hiding like that". Now me and Robin had talked about it and if we invited a 3rd person they would kinda be third wheeling because of our chemistry so unless we are four we're staying on our own. So me and Tom go back and forth on the issue and I approach him on what his problem is with us being on our own and he says that he would appreciate getting invited and is quite disappointed in us.  

preferring some privacy with a friend