<human>: I talked to my boyfriend in the morning and asked him what he will do today because I feel like seeing him, he said we can see each other later evening after a funeral he had to attend, hours pass by and I still haven't gotten a text from him, I check a Skype conversation that he invited me to with his friends a while ago but I guess he forgot I was there, he was inviting this other friend to go to a nearby city to get drinks, this friend ALWAYS brings his girlfriend everywhere (oh yeah, this friend happens to be my ex, it's actually how I met my boyfriend, they were best friends and just now becoming friends again) 

I called him and just asked what he is doing and when we can see each other because I really want to see him, last we saw each other was Wednesday and on Monday I have a very important exam and I just felt like seeing my SO and relax and just spend time together to distress and talk, he bluntly said I was planning to see a friend, I asked what they were doing and he said they don't know yet, then I said it doesn't work that way and that I asked first and I asked yesterday as well and that it was unfair that he said he'll see me on and then make other plans, he said that he's not angry or mad at me but simply "doesn't feel like seeing me today" I told him that it was kind of rude to say that to people he said "he doesn't want to be hypocritical and make up a lie" and that we can see each other another day 

I feel hurt because I feel like it's not fair that he can choose when we see each other like this, like he's getting comfortable,  he knows he can see me anytime that he wants so he chooses the time, also, am I exaggerating or that phrase "I don't FEEL like seeing you today" is just hurtful?

I don't want to be a kid but i don't feel like replying to he's messages anymore or if he asks to see me I want to say the exact same thing to him.

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<bot>: boyfriend made other plans and told me he doesn't feel like seeing me leaving me wondering if I have the right to be hurt or not by his honesty