<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

Background: we've been dating for almost 10 months and currently are living together. We've had arguments here and there, but we always pull through and talk it out. 

I graduate tonight, so I asked him on tuesday (I wouldn't see him all Wednesday) if we wanted to celebrate just us for my gradation--eat out, movies, etc. He said no because that's wasting money. I offered to split bill, still no. I accepted it. No problem.

Wednesday comes, I have graduation practice all day and a meal with relatives after. He texts me that he's going eat out and watch a movie with his brother and friends. The very thing I asked him to do tuesday. My first emotion was hurt because he never wants to go out or do much because he's so into saving money. His rationale is because I wasn't there that he shouldn't have to stay home all day. Even though I do that Monday-Friday while he's at work 7-4. He said I could do something with my friends anytime I want to, but I now live 40 minutes away and only one of my friends drive and I don't go down to my home town unless I need something or am visiting family. I guess I need to drive and hangout with friends once in a while now. 

We talked about it last night and I cried (I cry really easily and not even on purpose). He said my feelings aren't invalid but why I feel this way is "retarded." He feels like he's done nothing wrong to me and didn't even give me a pity apology. I sucked it up and told him everything is fine and that it's my fault so the argument would end. It's still eating at me though. Was I in the wrong for how I felt or him for what he did?
<bot>: I asked my boyfriend out to dinner just us and he denied. He does the same thing with his friends while I'm away for the day. He really hurt me but doesn't understand why it hurt.