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Input: So, for background and backstory, I'm 33 and single currently. 

When I was 22, my boyfriend at the time surprised me with a trip to Vegas to visit a certain aquarium (not sure if I can name things here) on Valentine's Day.  We lived in Arizona, so this was a pretty big deal. We actually hopped on a plane in the morning, and spent the day in Vegas, then hopped on another plane back that night. Yeah, it was pretty awesome, but it was 11 years ago and the dude and I didn't even date for that long. (He broke up with me, starting liking the ex of one of his other friends, long story, whatever).  We only dated like 4 months. 

Then when I was 28, the guy I was dating at the time had tickets to Coachella. He always bought two when they went on sale, with the intention of selling the extra for profit, but since we were dating at the time, he gave it to me and I paid for most of the gas on the road trip to California. We also didn't last long. About 6 months. That trip put a lot of stress on our already not that great relationship, and he turned into not that great of a guy. Not the place to talk about it though. 

So, to this freaking day, if Vegas is brought up in casual conversation, my mom just has to chime in with the fact that these two things happened. I've expressed how uncomfortable I am with it multiple times, but she doesn't get it. 

For instance, I was out it dinner with my parents and my aunt and uncle and their significant others. My aunt mentioned that her daughter (my cousin) is going to Vegas for the first time with her husband. This conversation immediately followed.

Mom: oh! Vegas. (My sister) had her bachelorette party in Vegas! Motosurf has actually been there a few times!

Me: yeah, I have.  We don't have to bring that up. 

Mom: I'm not saying anything! An ex boyfriend of motosurf actually brought her there on Valentine's day! She's actually gotten a few great trips and things from exes! 

Me: yeah, we don't have to talk about it. 

Mom: it's fine! One ex also took her to Coachella! She's had so many great experiences with ex boyfriends!

Me: so many, yet none of them stuck! 

I then whispered to my mom that she didn't have to mention this every time Vegas was brought up. She got huffy and told me she didn't do that and has been a bit short with me since then. 

Should I feel like an asshole for telling her to freaking quit it?

Tl;dr years ago I went on trips with short lived exes and my mom keeps bringing it up in casual conversation. I told her to stop and now she's huffy about it. 

telling my mom to stop bringing up trips I went on with exes in casual conversation