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Input: My hometown is home to one of the country's top universities, and the university has the same name as the town. I accumulated a few items while living there that say "(Town)" on them. Some of them I did buy at the university store, but I don't have anything that actually says "(Town) University." I should also note that one of the items is actually from my high school which is called (Town) High School.

Now I am past college and living in another state with my boyfriend. He has recently confronted me about my hometown gear and says that it makes him uncomfortable when I wear it out in public. He says that it's a dick move because I am putting the idea out into the world that I went to (Town) University and basking in the assumption that I went to a top school. He even went so far as to say that I'm doing it, whether I realize it or not, because I was a C-D student my whole life and I want people to think I'm smarter and more hardworking than I actually am.

I don't think I'm doing that, and I don't think I am flaunting it as much as he is accusing me. I have like two drawstring bags, a hoodie, and a t-shirt (which has my HS colors) out of *everything* I own and I don't wear any of them that often. I guess I can see where there could be confusion, but it's not like I am wearing stuff from a completely random place, it's my home town. Am I actually the asshole?

wearing town name/university clothes when I did not go to the university