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Input: Been together a little over 2 years. BF always visits Vegas during March Madness and bets on the games. This was typically a boys’ weekend, but last year his boys couldn’t make it so he invited me. We didn’t actually do much since he was sick the first night and angry at losing the second, but it was still fun to walk around. His father and his now wife were there too and they’re really nice. 

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I wasn’t planning on him taking me this year, tbh. But, apparently, his father’s wife wanted me to go so BF bought me a plane ticket. I have never begged or pressured him to take me, but I’m always down to go. A few nights ago, BF mentioned that he’s apparently planning to split his time between me and his one (possibly two) friend(s) that are planning to go this year. 

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This was news to me and I asked what I was meant to do while he was at a pool party or bar with his friend(s). He told me to just walk around or spend some time with his fam. I 100% do not feel comfortable walking around a city like Vegas by myself and don’t want to impose myself on his family. I also don’t think it’s fair for me to just sit in the hotel room while he’s off doing whatever. 

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He’s now upset at me for asking why I can’t join him and his friend and acting like I’m an idiot for not understanding why they wouldn’t wanted me hanging with them. I understand it being a boys’ trip, but then why bring me at all? Am I being the asshole here?

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being upset that my boyfriend is apparently planning on ditching me for part of our Vegas trip