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Input: I'm a freshman in college, and I've known my girlfriend and her family since we were little kids. We both come from super conservative families, so when we first started to like each other we knew that going out was a big no-no. 

We started texting about 3 years ago, and we've gotten to know each other pretty well. We only see each other in church and stuff like that a few days a week, and we would always talk about how we wanted to be together, only us two. But we knew we had to wait a while for that to happen.

Fast forward to September of this year, in her high school schedule she has basically an hour of free time where she can do whatever she wants for lunch. My school is 10 min away so naturally, we were very excited at the prospect of finally having a chance to go out without our parents knowing. We have fun, go to eat, walk in parks, all of the cliche relationship things that we've wanted to do for years. She's the perfect girl for me.

I don't go out with her every day, two times a week she goes out with a friend. Her friend is nice and funny, it doesn't bother me that they hang out. Sometimes, though, my girlfriend says that she can't go out on days that we've agreed we're going to meet because she's going to be with her friend. Also, earlier in the year we would also somtimes skip class to have more time with each other, but we stopped because she didn't want to miss any more classes and she felt bad about it, and I agree with that. However, she repeatedly skips school with her friend even after she told me she doesn't want to skip school anymore. I don't even find out about it unless I see it on social media, she doesn't tell me. 

I've tried talking to her about it, but she says it's not a big deal and not something worth getting mad or annoyed over. And sometimes I think she's right, our relationship is pretty perfect in spite of our circumstances, and maybe I'm the asshole for getting mad at this. But sometimes still, whenver she cancels or skips with her friend, it makes me feel unimportant.

TL;DR: Girlfriend and I finally go out after years of knowing each other, I get mad when she cancels on me or skips school with her friend instead of me.


getting mad at my girlfriend for hanging out with her friend instead of me