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I would leave his ass and changed the bill to his card
Something tells me you haven't had relationships that lasted very long in the past......if you ever had a relationship at all.
It was his birthday, not yours. He's allowed to spend it any way he so desires. Next time, try checking with the person you're making plans for instead of assuming they want to do what you want to do. It's selfish. It was a hotel, you didn't even have to clean up after them. Next time, get over yourself and just go home if you don't want to participate.
YOU GUYS ARE ASSHOLES I HOPE IT HAPPENS TO YOU
Hey at least you can take solice in the fact that you tried to do something for him. A lot of girlfriends don't even make the effort to see their boyfriends on their b-day.
Um... what? Unless it's a super long-distance relationship, what gf would not go see their bf on their birthday?
Well, #1, he's a guy. #2, it's his birthday. #3, you got a hotel room; that's just begging to have a party thrown in it. Don't be such a downer, let him have fun on his birthday, you guys can celebrate alone any other day.
Bro's what before ho's what?
true, you could have cancelled the reservation....and let them puke wherever they ended up at partying instead of the hotel room u payed for
you didn't deserve it... your bf is a selfish and gay...fyl
It's his birthday. Just wait until your birthday and you can do whatever you want to.
His birthday is not about you. You gave him a fun time and a safe place to crash. Be happy with that.
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It was his birthday, not yours. He's allowed to spend it any way he so desires. Next time, try checking with the person you're making plans for instead of assuming they want to do what you want to do. It's selfish. It was a hotel, you didn't even have to clean up after them. Next time, get over yourself and just go home if you don't want to participate.
So let me get this straight. You're saying FML because your husband wanted to party with his friends on his birthday? You spend time alone with him on anniversaries. Birthdays are meant for family and friends. I understand being bummed. But FML? I deem not worthy.