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TIFU by sleeping in the vicinity of my girlfriend

To preface, I’m 17 and my girlfriend is 18. We’ve been in a LDR for close to a year now. Every now and then, we’ll be able, with parents approval, to stay with each other at one of our houses for a small period of time.

Last night, my girlfriend and I had been chilling in my basement (which is where she is staying) and we were both getting tired, and ready to go to bed. The issue with this was that we were both still craving to be with each other, and didn’t want to separate by the two floors we had been doing previously. We decided that the best way to try to do what we wanted but still appease my parents would be to have me sleep on a couch in our main room and she’d be on a couch in the back room. We did this, and it had been fine.

When we woke up, however, my parents asked me whether or not I had slept downstairs. I was honest and said yes, but we’d made sure to do it in separate rooms to try to follow what they expected. Despite this, they still grilled me once my girlfriend had gone downstairs to change. They grilled me hard. Made me feel like shit.

Now, I’m just sitting here, feeling like a failure because I love my girlfriend. I feel like shit and my parents are disappointed with me. I just don’t know what to do right now. Apparently choosing to love your girlfriend and sleep about 50 feet apart in different rooms means that I fucked up to the N-th degree.

TL;DR: I slept in a rough vicinity of my girlfriend and my parents freaked out, and now I feel like shit and a failure.

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