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Input: So my best mate and I both play World of Warcraft. I've never been level enough to do raids and things but with BFA I got that boost and have been running current content until recently. He introduced me to Mount Grinding and I'm having a good time.
One that I'm running a lot right now, mostly to spite another friend who's been trying to get Invincible's reins since the expansion was first released is Icecrown Citadel. This is where it all started.

I'm a completionist. I've been working on the Loremaster achievements for a while just to feel complete. Like I've achieved something and that everything is complete.
He introduced me to the "Glory to the Raider" achievements and when I was first raiding brought up the "Glory to the Icecrown Raider" mount and said it's another I can go after.

Fast forward to last night, he was getting upset and saying I can do anything BUT "Glory for the Icecrown Raider" he said he's 'unique' in his group and the undead dragon is aestheticly perfect for his deathknight and if I get it then he's going to be pissed and have to find a new mount.

Now
Am I the asshole if I still do the raids and get Glory of the Icecrown Raider?
I'm not doing it primarily for the mount but for the achievement and having done it. The mount is secondary to me.
We also play different factions(I play alliance, he plays horde) so we never play with each other and I don't know if I'm even considered a part of his friend group that he wants to be special in.

Personally I think his argument is a bit childish and stupid to get mad at me for doing it too. If I do do it I don't plan on using the mount just so he can still be 'special' and feel 'unique' and because like I said. As cool as the mount is, it's secondary to me just wanting to complete things.

 Am I the asshole if I still do it even after he practically begged to me last night not to do it so he's still 'special'?

TLDR: Boyfriend wants to stay 'special' in his group with his raid mount. Said he'll get pissed if I run the raids to get the achievement since I'll get the mount out of it. AITA if I still run the raids for the achievement but never use the mount so he can still be 'special'?


continuing to go after an achievement/mount after being almost begged not to