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Input: Long story but this is a couple months worth of build up so I got to vent

So for some context I live in a house with some great people, among them is my roommate. His fiancée however is a complete nightmare, she’s passive aggressive and plays the victim on issues where there shouldn’t even be a victim. 
I’ve been very patient with her because I really enjoy my roommates company regardless.

An example of this behaviour is one day  a few of us were talking in the kitchen (keep in mind it’s around lunchtime) then she comes in from the living room

Fiancée: maybe I should just do yoga in my room since it’s quiet but could you guys keep it down?

Me: yeah for sure, but I agree if you want complete silence the bedroom is always the best option.

F: (while walking away, in a sad ‘whoa is me’ voice) well I guess I just won’t do yoga in the living room ever again

She began to say how I wasn’t letting her do the yoga she needs and that I need to respect her use of the common area (keep in mind the kitchen is widely considered a common area as well) I backed off this time and let it slide.

Well a couple nights ago it all went to shit when my roommate and I were going to the movies. We were getting in the car and low and behold she comes out the door and gets in the car to join us, to my surprise. We drive to the movie theatre and we all get out and start walking together to the movie. After a minute I look behind me to see that the fiancée has vanished. I ask my roommate what the deal is.

Roommate: oh she thinks we’re walking to fast so she’s walking extra slow to make us feel bad

I was shocked he said this so calmly, as if it happens all the time. We get to the movie lineup and start waiting, after a minute or two I see her walking towards us and I can’t describe how dramatically slow she was walking. She finally shows up and says she wants the car keys and that’s she’s going. When asked why she said in front of all these people

F: Well you guys ditched me and left me behind and I feel sad now

My roommate and I both agree that she purposely walked slower so she could be mad at us, to which she said how we don’t care about her. She then turns and almost yells at me 

F: What are you embarrassed by me?!?!

I replied that yes, I was highly embarrassed and that this wasn’t the time nor place to cause such a scene over nothing. I then tell her that her guilt trip tactics and manipulation don’t work on me and not to talk to me until I say. She eventually left and joined later. I walked home instead of getting in the car and we haven’t talked since.

AITA?

calling out my roommate's fiancée on her manipulation and selfishness in-front of a crowd