<human>: A few of my friends and I were planning to go to a concert of a band I love. My boyfriend, John, who I've been dating about a year and a half, is also a long-time fan, and I was trying to make plans with my other friends to see if we could get him a ticket (since when we bought ours he wasn't sure if he would be able to go). 

Well, the two boys I was supposed to go with contacted me later, with what I assumed was ticket information. Instead, I got a long-winded message about how "this was supposed to be just the original group of friends", "we already have tickets", "I have a girlfriend but even if she could go I wouldn't invite her". Basically a bunch of crap, since all I needed to know was if it was open-floor seating so my boyfriend could get a ticket, and two of the people in our little group weren't even familiar with the band whereas my boyfriend is a huge fan, like me. 

I said in no uncertain terms that I would pay them back for the ticket either way, but it was stupid that John wasn't allowed to go and I wouldn't go to the concert without him. They told me I had made my choice, that I was being inconsiderate of their feelings, that I was trying to forget all my old friends, that I couldn't live on my own ~~the fact that I don't hang out with those guys much anymore obviously has nothing to do with me wanting my boyfriend to come along and everything to do with me being needy~~. Oh, and they told me not to bother paying them back because "we both know you never pay anyone back."

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: I got kicked out of a group planning to go to a concert (to a band I introduced everyone to) because I wouldn't tell my boyfriend he couldn't come.