Definition: Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.
Input: Is NOBODY wrong in the post ? POST : Sorry for formatting, I'm on mobile.

So some context, My SO (F24) and I (M29) both suffer social anxiety. Going to public places, new places and meeting new people are all things that can cause us both some issues. 

With my birthday coming up, my Dad has offered to take me and my SO out for a meal to celebrate. We are going to a restaurant that we have both been too, and we stupidly assumed that there would just be people I know there. 
However, today I found out that my younger brother (16) intends to bring his girlfriend along too. Whilst I have no issue with meeting my brother's SO I just would prefer it to be somewhere that I'm more comfortable (Dad's house/ My house) rather than somewhere where I am already going to be stressed out. 

Would I be the Asshole if I asked my brother not to bring his Girlfriend? I feel that this meal is for my benefit but is going to be ruined unnecessarily by stress levels. 

I should also mention that the reason I haven't met my bros SO is because we live in separate sides of the country and neither of us drive. 

I shall await your Judgement.

TL;Dr Would I be the asshole for not wanting my Brother's girlfriend at my birthday meal due to our anxieties?


Output:
yes