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Input: My bf has recently suggested we go to Knotts Berry Farm. I agreed and he suggested that we buy yearly passes because they would be cheaper ($90 for one time entry and $120 yearly.) But I'm not sure if we'll go that frequently tbh. We live kinda far and rarely do much on the weekends. It seemed too pricey to spend on something I may not use with my current financial situation. I explained this and he understood. Then my friend suggested seeing Wicked next weekend. I was so excited as I've always wanted to see it. It costs around the same amount and I told my bf I was thinking about going. He got upset because he thought I was too broke to get the passes for Knotts. He said "you didn't have the money to go to Knotts but suddenly you have the money when it's something YOU want." I didn't know what to say. I didn't ask him to go as I know he doesn't like musicals and I'm okay with going with just my friends. I haven't confirmed that I want to go yet. I'm just not sure if I'd be an asshole for attending. 

spending my money on something I want rather than what my bf suggests