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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 : Some background info as to why I’m really hesitant on meeting them. 

When I was in my last year of secondary school my friends and I went on this trip with the high school and had volunteer counselors. One of them was a man closer to 30 finishing up his college degree. Initially he seemed ok, we asked him questions about college, jobs, just normal future questions you’d ask say a teacher.

Well fasts forward my friend began speaking to him more and it went from school to flirting. I was pretty weirded out but figured, hey it’s a grown man, she probably says they’re flirting but it’s not and I told her to be careful. Well they got together a few months before she turned legal.

I had a lot of red flags going off in my head. And I warned her again but again I never got directly involved for months when their relationship began. What she told me was that he had gotten out of a long committed relationship a while back ago, he convinced her to start drinking, smoking, having sex, which in itself isn’t totally bad. But what worried me was that in all the time I’ve known her, she had constantly told us her faith won’t let her and that she’s loyal to her God and would never betray her parents who I’m not gonna lie, were pretty damn strict. She threw that out the window pretty quickly.

She would take him with her whenever we hung out. It was weird that a grown man was hanging out with high school girls even if he was claiming he was trying to get to know his girlfriend’s friends better. I told her again I was uncomfortable with him and she in turn told one of our mutual friends that she and her boyfriend thought I needed to get my head out of my ass and not be so jealous over their relationship and stop being delusional. There were also a few more hurtful choice words said to me that I rather not repeat and we haven’t spoken since. 

It’s been a couple of years since then, but we’re still in the same friend group. They’re still together, a little bit on and off. My friends and I recently agreed to meet on a certain date and because our schedules are so busy, it’s really rare that we all get together. However she wants to come and bring her boyfriend too and I told my friends I possibly will not attend if she’s there with him. A larger chunk of my conscious agrees their relationship is really weird, another part of me is beginning to doubt if I was wrong about him since they’re still together after so long. My friends want me to come but I can’t forget the horrible things they both said about me not even to my face with no apology and the fact that they don’t think anything was wrong with him pursuing a 17 year old when he was almost 30. Friends might not be calling me an asshole to my face but I can tell some of them are disappointed in me.

So AITA for not wanting to even give them, especially him, a chance and possibly miss the one chance my friends and I get to gather?

Output:
yes