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Input: To be specific, 3 nintendo switchs. Throwaway for too much identifying information.

My fiancè works for a big company that rhymes with Malmart, and for those of you who don't know on black friday they get a discount that stacks on top of their employee discount plus the black friday discounts, which means a lot of savings for the employees. One or two days before the Thursday (the day Malmart had black friday this year) and excitedly told me he was putting not one but two switches on layaway.

This made me excited for a few reasons:
1. I have only had 3 handheld gaming devices in my life, the gameboy colour, gameboy advance, and a PSP when it first came out.
2. His only hobby is gaming. Since its his only hobby it is the only thing we do together other than talking or watching shows or go on dates. We are long distance so gaming is the most easiest convenient way for us to bond.
3. Due to my situation I dont have any consoles, and the last one I owned was a PS3. I don't even own a TV. He has a PS4, xbox360, xbox one, and a Nintendo 3ds. Because of this we can only play games on PC but my little laptop is getting old and has started having issues with running games and overheating, and he only consistently plays one game with me anyway which happens 3/4 times a week.

He never specifically said the switch was for me, but from the context and tone of voice he seemed to imply it was for me. I found out maybe a week later that the second switch was for his dad because of a text message blunder between him and his dad on his mums phone. I was disappointed, sure, but I'm sort of used to not really being able to indulge his hobby with him unless he's in the mood to play that one PC game with me. However since it was for his dad and his dad's had a rough time over the past few months it was really nice and I'm proud of him for spending his money that way.

Fast forward to today when he went and paid off his layaway for not two but three switches. Who is the third one for you ask? His best friend. Who doesn't have a job. Owns all the consoles he owns. That's when I got sad and a bit jealous and feel like an asshat for being this way about how he spends his money. 

I just want to give a little more context on why I'm upset about this. I sent him around $300 worth of Christmas presents (and a blanket I worked about 30 hours on knitting) that arrived this morning, he knows what they are, and when asked what he's getting me for Christmas (I'm not a fan of surprises) he said himself. He will be coming to see me next month, yes, but I paid for half of his plane tickets and this is his first trip to come see me. All of my trips to see him were paid for myself alone. He doesnt have bills other than paying rent once a month from living at home and takes home around $300 a week, after bills I take home around ~$100 a week If i pick up extra shifts.

Please tell me if I'm the asshole and overreacting, I just need to know where to direct my feelings from here.

being jealous of my fiancè for buying a switch