<human>: It's pretty simple. We were "planning" a honeymoon we would want to take together after we get married (obviously waaaay down the road), but it lead to a very heated debate. She wants to go to some beach out of continental US which is all well and good, but I suggested somewhere like San Diego where we could go to the zoo, the beach, a baseball game, and other things, but she rejected it (along with several other suggestions) as "stupid." I got mad at her for that because it's something I've always wanted to do and to do it with the most important person in my life would be wonderful, but she just feels like it's stupid and that "no one does that."

I told her that it hurt my feelings (and I'm not usually the one to take things personally, mind you) that she "didn't care" about what I might like to do. She gave me probably the most half-assed apology ever, "I'm sorry that you don't think I care." We continued to argue, and even after I explained that while she grew up in a rather affluent household, my parents split up and, subsequently, I haven't traveled to near as many places as her and that it hurt my feelings that the places I dreamed to visit didn't matter because they weren't "places people go" for their honeymoons. Sure, there may be a bit of jealousy there, but that isn't really it. What bothers me is that she just doesn't seem to care about what is important to me. Do I have a reason to be mad/offended with the way she is acting?

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: My girlfriend and I were fighting about something that is completely irrelevant for probably about four more years. Do I have a reason to be offended, though, when she doesn't even want to consider what is important to me?