Q: 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 don't know if I'm overreacting and being a bitch or if he's the one in the wrong. Last February I was studying abroad and met this guy on Tinder. We started dating (I know, bad idea), but it was never truly defined as dating. We went on dates, hooked up, and I crashed at his place often. We kind of mutually agreed that we weren't gonna see anyone else while I was still there.

Summer comes and I move back to America. Him and I are still talking almost daily and then he says he's going to visit America just for me! I am so excited and I could tell he was too. I see him in October and things are near perfect - we tour two big cities together. He insists on putting his arm around me, holding my hand, and kissing me in public. We went to a club together and he couldn't take his eyes off of me the entire time. We have such a romantic time together that he says he'll come back and visit me again soon.

He's doing a 7 month worldwide travel tour, so he's currently in South America. He was planning on coming to see me for Christmas - New Years since it's too far to fly back to his home country in Europe and I was going to be alone (I do not have any family and am in my last year of undergrad). Holidays are a pretty big deal in my mind, so I figured that plus coming to America for me meant he liked me a lot. He called me soon after his visit in October and told me that he was considering moving to America for ME. I was unsure how I felt about it since we only knew each other not even a year, but I also understood it as him really being into me. We are also planning a trip together in Asia for my spring break. His entire family follows me on social media and even chat with me occasionally and he's ok with it.

Well I just learned today because he casually told me that he was dating a girl in South America, where he is living for a month doing a brief job. I had deleted Tinder and was not open to looking for other guys just because I thought that's the direction our relationship was heading. He says this girl is just for fun and that after he leaves South America, he'll never see her again. He says she is not like me, whom he wants to keep seeing.

We never agreed to be bf/gf, but I thought we had an unspoken agreement that we wouldn't see other people. He says he is sorry for hurting me and I told him "Whatever, you're free to fuck whomever you want."

I know it was rushed, but I was honestly really falling for this guy and I know he was falling for me. Now I just feel like one of the silly girls he sees in different countries even though he still continues to insist I'm more.

Do I have this right to be upset that he's seeing other girls? Am I being overly clingy? Am I being a petty asshole for wanting to tell him not to come see me during the holidays?

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A:
yes