2) You really need to tell him over and over again, along with his friend telling him that nothing happened, show him the Offer his friend gave you to help you out, show him the help he did and not your husband did. GothPenguin Commander in Cheeks [] • 2 yr. ago My observation is that the son's girlfriend was behaving childishly, and there's no way that that didn't have an effect on their relationship. Hold onto the fact that none of this is your fault, and it's not withing your power to change anything. Continue being happy with your boyfriend and support each other through this turmoil. It will pass My partner made the next few days so easy, except for my pain, which is what it is. She made me food, rubbed my feet, helped me to the bathroom, gave me my meds, made me iced lattes, and went to Cracker Barrel when I had a sudden craving for chicken and dumplings. All I had to do was lay there and heal. THAT is what the OP needed That should leave minutes to sit and talk with you while you are finishing up dinner. He could even help cook or start on some of the clean up. Or spending that time to do a simple chore like wiping and setting the table, updating Welcome to r/[HOST] view our voting guide here, and remember to use only one judgement in your comment.. OP has offered the following explanation for why they think they might be the asshole: I asked my boyfriend to leave my home after he ate all of my "allergy-free" food. this may make me the asshole because I may have overreacted AITA for asking my boyfriend to do the dishes. Me (20F) and my boyfriend (22M) have been dating for a year and currently live together in a nice apartment. He works in construction as a laborer (with his BIL), and I am a survey tech who works in an office from , while he works outside He currently doesn’t have a car, so I get up at First of all the definition of a "good meal is entirely subjective. e.g. Personally I can't stand a grilled cheese sandwich, but I know that is my problem, not anyone else's. Second of all, if your boyfriend wants things a certain way, then he should do them himself. e.g. I'm picky about my laundry, so I always do my own Basically, I like to ask my boyfriend of three years if he can make food while I care for the pets or finish a chore, you get me. I also happen to ask him if he can massage me when I have muscle pain, if we could watch a movie or play games. He always say yes but ends up never doing anything. Simply because he "can't say no". Because yes, I
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ADMIN MOD. AITA for cancelling my credit card after my boyfriend refused to return it to me? Not the A-hole. I'll preface by saying that Me (27) and my boyfriend (30) have been together for 3 years an a half. I've been jumping from one job to another while he has been unemployed due to health issues that affected his performance at work My boyfriend (22M) and I (25F) are in a long distance relationship since April. I’m much more comfortable physically with people and think more things are platonic. Because of this there’s some things I’d do with close friends such as cuddling that he doesn’t want me to do because he thinks that’s for a partner Well, after MIL left my husband came out and asked me what that was about and said "you could have taken my meal babe, it's not a big deal." I
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Welcome to r/AmITheAsshole. Please view our voting guide here, and remember to use only one judgement in your comment. OP has offered the following explanation for why they think they might be the asshole: I asked my boyfriend to stop making comments about my sleep schedule. This might make me the asshole because he feels like he can’t Becoming exclusive is the first stage of commitment in a romantic relationship. It’s a commitment that you’re interested and invested enough in the dating relationship that you will not see anyone else romantically from that point forward. Some couples become exclusive right away. Some it takes a while AITA for asking (not insisting) that my BF switch meals with me when I don’t like what I’ve ordered at a restaurant? points • comments AITA for asking my girlfriend to cook? First of all, I want to make clear that I have Mageirocophobia - fear of cooking. I used to eat outside every single day before moving in with my girlfriend. I told my girlfriend about my phobia as soon as she was ready to move in together, and I asked her if she could cook for me because I wanted to have