AITA for not comforting my husband when he became anxious during a flight?

A newly married couple was on their way to Mexico for their honeymoon, traveling on a three-hour flight. The wife, who flew frequently for work and had accumulated plenty of airline miles, realized at the last minute that she might be able to upgrade their seats. However, when they checked in, only her husband was offered a complimentary upgrade to business class.

The wife initially objected to being separated during their honeymoon, but her husband was eager to experience business class for the first time and convinced her to let him take the upgrade. Although she agreed, she felt hurt and disappointed, especially after being left alone in economy class.

As the flight progressed, the husband began texting his wife about his fear of flying and looked to her for comfort and reassurance. Still upset by his decision to leave her behind, the wife chose not to respond to his messages, feeling abandoned and unappreciated.

Later, the husband tried to make peace by sharing part of his business-class breakfast and explaining that his anxiety about flying had made him seek support from her. The gesture, however, did little to ease her frustration. She responded with sarcasm, making it clear that she was still upset about spending part of their honeymoon flight apart.

After they landed, the wife attempted to move on from the incident, but the husband continued to criticize her for ignoring his messages and failing to comfort him when he was anxious. Now, she is left wondering whether she was wrong for withholding support during the flight or if her hurt feelings were justified.

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