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Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and an associated claim about its type, verify if the claim is true or not. The claim asks if the posts are historical or hypothetical. The posts are "HISTORICAL" when the author has already done something and they are "HYPOTHETICAL" when the author is considering doing something in the future. Say 'yes' if the claim is true otherwise say 'no'

CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : I live abroad with my wife for years, and have traveled frequently for work/pleasure (also with SO). Now we have a kid (1YO), this is all a bit more challenging. 

I have reduced my travel, but there are still periodical opportunities/obligations to travel for work. My SO doesn't like it when I travel but understands that I think it's important and enjoy it. I see it as professional opportunity (needed to get things done) but also personal opportunity (seeing friends, family briefly or spending few days to explore very new destination).

I only book travel after she agrees. I went on a trip recently, and 3 months before that for about 9-10 days.

To compensate, I try to do something in return for travel. As SO doesn't like to travel, I've been home alone for days with my kid when SO travelled for work, but less and shorter duration. Beyond that I am trying to compensate by doing more around the house (on top of pretty even split), ensuring she doesn't need to worry about daycare when they have a day off (she likes to work then so we get extra flexible time off), urging her to do more things by herself (go out, meet friends, etc - but she is not super interested in this). During the trip, I'll look for a nice gift. After, I'll force myself to ignore/get over my jetlag ASAP.

Every trip and before/after she makes me feel guilty, there will be moments where she will be angry and makes me feel like shit. 

Now, the latest trip:

Before leaving, I do my best to leave everything in good state e.g. did extra round of laundry and put everything away, bathed our kid, stocked fridge with things she and our kid like, and left flowers and chocolate.

Unfortunately, SO was not feeling well when I left. Not terrible, but not in good shape too. Really bad timing! She didn't want to see a doctor (why!?) even though she was fairly unwell and started feeling worse after I was gone. I felt very sorry for her being sick and for me not being around to support her. Luckily a friend helped her out, staying with her during the weekend. She went to doctor after couple of days who gave meds to remediate situation.

We kept in touch during the trip, also with my kid. I wasn't feeling well before I left and during my trip. Wanting to share the latter with SO, she is telling me she is not interested to hear as she is in shittier situation. In other instance, she got pissed off when after spending 15+ mins talking through issues she is having at work, I wanted to raise my situation (dealing with some challenges too). Because I am spending nights on dinner, meeting friends, family - apparently she thinks it's not reasonable to "complain" about anything (especially not bringing up topics repeatedly) - she also uses this argument after/before trip.

AITA here for traveling?
Output:
no