<human>: My girlfriend and I have been dating for over a year now. It's not perfect but has been relatively happy. I'm currently away at law school; a distance of an hour and half. For the past six months, I've spent pretty much all of my free time with her. Also, the past three weekends, I've spent with her. Last weekend, I even drove three hours to go to a wedding with her. This weekend she assumed I was coming up to visit her. I told her that I just wanted to hang around my apartment and be my own person for the weekend. She has blown her stack and takes this as confirmation that I don't truly care for her and she constantly texts me now about how this is the most horrible thing in the world. I just wanted a weekend to do some homework, watch some movies, eat whatever I want, drink whatever I want and generally just be my own individual person. Granted, when she is over, I generally can do all those things, but there is the added pressure of just having someone around 24/7 that doesn't let a person truly have alone time. So this weekend, I wanted that space. But she's taken this as some great betrayal. Am I the asshole here? I've talked to some people and they seem to be in agreement with me that it's normal to ask for some space now and then. I didn't request this time alone in any sort of harsh language, at all. In fact, I went out of my way to make sure this had nothing to do with my feelings about her. So what's up with this, Reddit?

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<bot>: I asked for space over the weekend from my girlfriend of a year, she blew her lid and now "hates" me. Am I wrong?