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Input: Last November I bought tickets to a two day music festival, happening this weekend, for my then girlfriend and me but I recently decided that I needed some time off of the relationship. 

She's unable to work due to crazy college schedules but her parents do very well so I know she doesn't technically have money but *in a way* she does.

The total for the 4 tickets was $363.

Today she texted me and offered to buy two tickets from me for $100.  I told her I would sell at full price because I needed to take care of my money; also, that if she could only afford one ticket, she should buy only one ticket. She said "Well, I know we're not together anymore and you're not going to gift me the tickets, but it's a bit shitty, since you're supposed to have bought them for me months ago".

I feel kind of guilty. 

AITA for wanting to sell at full price or for wanting to sell at all?



wanting to sell pre-purchased tickets to a music festival to my now ex-girlfriend