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Input: So I am very bisexual and in a relationship with an awesome guy I love (both 22). I do wish I could be with a girl on occasion. We decided if an opportunity came along we would go for it, but never seek a threesome out. 

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We were hanging out with our friends and met this cute girl (19) that was super fun. I asked our friends if I was reading into things too much, or if she actually seemed to be flirting with me and my boyfriend. They said it seemed like she was and that I should go for it. A week later I invite her to drink and watch movies with *only* me and my boyfriend. She was super excited about it over text. Unrelated to being an asshole, but accepting that kind of invitation seems kind of weird if you don't want to have a threesome right??

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She doesn't have a car, so we picked her up and brought her back to our apartment. After she starts drinking she starts getting a bit crazy. She kept saying "fuck you" to my boyfriend, obviously as a bad joke. But my boyfriend did NOT like that and kept telling her to shut up and not disrespect him in his house. He gets along very well with pretty much every person he meets, so it takes a lot to make him angry. I ask him to just leave it alone because she was obviously joking and there was no point in fighting with her on it every time. 

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I end up blatantly asking her about the threesome. She said she could never do that with anyone and she is very straight, but she was having fun just hanging out. 

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We go to our neighbor's house to chill for a bit. She continues to say "fuck you" as a bad joke to our friends AND she begins being super loud, and kicking and pulling people around. There's no reasoning with this annoying and rude drunk girl. But my boyfriend begins telling her not to disrespect our friends and getting heated. I apologized to both our friends privately and they said they understood the situation. I begged my boyfriend to stop trying to control her and control himself instead. Their conflict was making my anxiety go through the roof. It was a bad situation: he just didn't need to make it worse. Our friends also were more compliant with her demands so she was less rowdy. They also got the hint it was one night and this was the best way to smooth things over. After a little bit I took her upstairs, put on a movie, I snuggled with her until she fell asleep before joining my bf in bed. We took her home early the next  morning. 

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I just felt like because she had no way of getting home until we were sober enough to drive, she should have been treated as a guest. I wouldn't want to feel like I was stuck in an uncomfortable situation if I was drunk and with people I just met.

AITA for how I wanted to handle the situation?

not defending my friends from a crazy girl