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Welcome to R-slash. Am I the butthole where an entitled parent gets publicly humiliated?

Am I the butthole for laughing at my starstruck girlfriend? I'm a 22-year-old male,

and my girlfriend is a 23-year-old female. Last year, my girlfriend won a radio contest to

briefly meet and take photos with one of her favorite K-pop groups in CT. She was super excited

since I guess she would call her a super fan. I definitely feel like she's too old to put so much

stock in K-pop, but I generally don't talk to her about it since it's pretty harmless,

just annoying. She was told that she could bring a plus one with her to the station to meet the

band, and so she took me with her. Even in the car, she was so excited that she was shaking,

and she kept saying that she wasn't sure she could do it. I didn't care either way,

I wanted it over with. The meeting was honestly nothing special. All the band members said

hi to her and shook her hand or offered her like a platonic hug. She cried for most of it.

Awkward and kept bowing to the members. She's white. And while I didn't say anything,

I was so embarrassed for her. Some of the guys also shook my hand and greeted me, but a few of them

didn't probably notice that I wasn't really into it. Whatever, it wasn't for me, it was for her.

I'm not a fan. She has some other friends who are also K-pop fans, and when we all hung out

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