Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: I have been a long-time lurker on my main account but created a throwaway to post because I don't know if my GF uses Reddit.

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This happened during break, and it's really been weighing on me. 

A few days ago, my GF and I had planned to hang out, but the day of, she said she couldn't make it because she needed to help a family member move.

We are kind of long-distance couple: I only come back home on the weekends, so hanging out is tricky for us. She also hangs out with her friends on the weekends as well and not during the week. (This comes up later in the story).

This wasn't the first time this had happened; it happened once three months back as well but she said that she was with a family member atm. So I was kind of upset that this had happened twice in a row, so I told her how I felt. We don't really have that many chances to hang out because of my weekend constraint, and most times when I try to set up a date, she's been busy. However, she hangs out with her friends on the weekends once or twice a month. We've planned out three dates, and have only been on one.

During our conversation, I also brought up how we had only hung out once during our entire relationship (5 months now), but she had hung out with her friends 3 times in the past two weeks. After that, she's been distant, and this morning, she told me that she was upset that I brought her friends into the conversation.

I felt like I was trying to make a point that she wasn't spending as much time with me, but AITA for bringing it up? Am I just jealous?

I will clarify if you guys need additional info. 

bringing up my GF's friends into our conversation