If you were smart, even if an agent had helped you to choose a seat which was next to two empty seats, you would know that you were not as of right entitled to occupy three seats. If you find yourself with two empty seats during a flight, then you can occupy it without a fuss. But you need to wait until you are in the air and no one has claimed the two seats. What you did was to stretch out before all the passengers had boarded. Before take off you must sit in your allocated seat and buckle up when told to do so. You drew attention to yourself by taking up three seats when other passengers still had to board.
I don't see that the FAs acted wrongly here.
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