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Input: It was my (23F) birthday on the 7th of March. My boyfriend (27M) and I have previously had a serious argument over Christmas. He didn't get me a gift and I got him one and I ended up feeling a little frustrated that we hadn't communicated to each other what we expected on Christmas. We resolved that argument however and that led to January where I sat down with him and had a chat about my upcoming birthday. I expressed to him that I do not expect a gift if he can't afford one, but I (childishly) like to be spoiled with attention on my birthday and if he can't afford a gift then a card or breakfast in bed or even just a little bit of birthday sexy time would be nice.

I fucking love birthdays. On his birthday I organised a dinner at a really nice restaurant, bought him some candles I knew he loved and bought him a bottle of scotch. This is my pleasure to do and I don't expect people to go out and spend as much money or any money at all on me, I just enjoy celebrating the day.

On my birthday I woke up with a migraine and was incapacitated. He brought me some painkillers, said happy birthday then jumped back on his computer and continued working. 

We had dinner with my family later. My dad paid and then my boyfriend drove me back to his house. On the way I suggested we drop into a local bar that I knew a couple of my friends were at. He just sat while I danced with some friends. When the time came to go home, a couple of girls that were mutual friends of ours asked for a lift home. I was sitting with another girl who was drunk crying so I told him to drop them off and come back and pick me up as the girls only lived a couple of minutes away. An hour later he wasn't back. I rang him and he said they had wrangled him into taking them to McDonalds. The bar had closed at this point so I ended up having to walk back to a friends house to wait for him. He was out with them for about an hour and a half before he showed up.

We headed back to his house where he promptly passed out. The next day he was in a foul mood over some work he had to do and pretty much ignored me all day. A couple of days later I expressed to him that I felt a little let down with how he had behaved on my birthday, and that it would have been nice if he had got me a card or even just written happy birthday on Facebook. I was frustrated because I feel like I told him what I had expected on my birthday and he really made minimal effort to make me feel special or to acknowledge it. His reasoning is that he was too overwhelmed by the beginning of his university course to think about my birthday, and he got really pissed off with me for being upset. He has hardly talked to me at all this week and I don't know if I'm being petty or not. He did buy me those games a few weeks ago but I just really look forward to my birthday and was really looking forward to spending it with him and I feel like I wasn't even spared a thought?

Sorry for the wall of text but AITA here?

being upset with how my boyfriend handled my birthday