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For some context we started dating twoish years ago, broke up after 8 months because it got really toxic and got back together 5 months after. 8 or so months again after us getting back together I find out, that shes going on dates with her exs behind my back and actively flirting with them. I decide to end it, because I tell her shes blatantly cheating. She denies it, and said that she loves me and what shes doing isn't cheating.

Anyways fast forward to the start of this year we decide to get back together, because she seems a lot more mature and understanding and I'm assuming shes changed for the better. I tell her before we get back together, I need to make sure that she isn't in contact with any of her exs or some guy shes been previously involved with in the past because I don't want to be cheated on again. She hesitates, saying one of the guy she cheated on me with is just a "friend" now and is there for her when she needs help emotionally. 

Fast forward to now, we're together. The problem is, she literally doesn't tell \*anyone\* shes with me. She hides me from her friends, family, and etc. I bring this up, and ask her about it. She says that she doesn't want to make it "official" because its too much stress on her. I explain to her that her saying that she doesn't want to make it "official" is nonsense, because we're literally actively dating and exclusive to each other. She agrees that we literally are together, but then says that us "labeling" it would stress her out too much. 

Today we're out, and I notice that every time she uses her phone, she faces the other way and hides her phone so I can't see it. I'm all for privacy and what not, but this seems a bit suspicious because I don't know what shes trying to hide from me.  I then bring up that I'm not okay with her going out to bars every weekend with a single friend of hers who for the lack of a better word is a thot. This friend convinces her to excessively drink and drive. I let her know that this makes me feel uncomfortable, because when shes drunk at bars and clubs she might do something that she might regret, and also not to mention the fact that they drink and drive.

She then goes on a tangent on how I'm not letting her live her life, and that shes constantly has to change who she is for me, and how no matter what she does she'll never be enough for me because I expect too much from a relationship. She then tells me I'm a piece of shit and to leave her alone, because I don't care about her.

  
AITA for telling her I'm tired of her hiding me and acting single?

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\*\*TL;DR: I ask GF who has previously cheated on me, to stop hiding me from her family and friends and to stop going out to clubs and bars and acting like shes single, and shes now telling me I'm a piece of shit who doesn't care for her and wants her to change the way she lives her life.\*\*

telling my GF I'm not okay with her hiding me and acting single