<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

22f 24m 3 yr relationship

I work weekends and he works regular 8-5. He works out 6/7 days a week and every day after work to blow off steam from an unstatisfying career. I did not have work till 2 pm on saturday so I asked if he wanted to get dinner and a movie this night (which we rarely do given our conflicting schedules).  This would mean he would not be able to work out tonight.

He relucatanly says yes, and will not work out but then has this little pout period and a bad attitude until I say I do not want to deal with his bad attitude and to just work out and be home before dinner and the movie.

So-- we have both communicated how I feel and I *do* understand where he is coming from but, really?? Like you have to have an attitude because you can not work out? 

He says "It's just something i planned all day and look forward to. It's something that relaxes me, you know it is stressful working all day".

Do I need to be more understanding about his working out, or can he compromise and take one day off working out? Also, I do not work out regularly, so for people who do-- is it normal to kind of have a pout sesh if you cannot work out for the day?

I am totally open to understanding his mood and dropping the issue if this is a normal thing for regular exercisers.
<bot>: Asked SO to not work out for one night to catch a rare dinner/movie date, he says yes but then acts moody and pouts because he cannot work out. Should I be more understanding?