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Input: So I (M23) have been dating this guy (M27) for about 6 months, I'm really committed to him as this is the first serious relationship I have ever been in. Around 3 days ago, I and a few of my classmates decided to go grab lunch at a shopping complex a few minutes away from school. This complex is very close to where my boyfriend goes to school, so naturally I texted him and told him that we would be having lunch near his school and he's welcome to join us. He responded in the affirmative, this was at around 1:15 pm. We get lunch and start eating and at around 1:40, I realise that it's getting late, so I text him telling him that I have to be back in class at around 2:00 pm. He responds, "OK". We continue eating and at around 2:00 pm I call him and tell him that are leaving, he responds with a casual "OK". So I go on my merry-way back to class. That evening as I'm texting him I notice that he's being very blunt and snippy. This continues up to the next morning. The next day we meet a friend, and he's (the bf) is acting normal, but I can tell something's still wrong, although I have no clue what it is. Anyway at some point in the night I force it out of him and he tells me that he had come all the way to the cafe only to get a call when he arrived that we had left. He says that he is extremely pissed off. I admit that I know this is a touchy area for him as he really doesn't like his "time being wasted" but still, AITA here?
But wait, there's more. As the night goes on he keeps taking silent but hurtful jabs at me in conversation. However I tolerate this, as I know that when he's mad his mouth grows a mind of its own and he "can't remember" all that he said after he's cooled down. I was willing to let this all slide until he asked me to drive him to get his new bike from the mechanic. I was a bit apprehensive to do so as I was driving my dad's car and wanted to conserve fuel, but I agreed to it because I love him. As we leave I ask for the directions. Getting to the mechanics’ is fairly simple however I am not great at directions. That said, and him being aware of this, everytime I ask him for directions I get a bunch of snide comments questioning my intelligence and it gets pretty hurtful. This day was no different unfortunately and I was seething by the time we finally arrived. He then asks me to drive behind him all the way back to his house as he's not confident on the road, I tell him that this was not part of the plan but he insists. I angrily go along with it knowing that I've more than doubled my journey home because he looks extremely unstable on the bike. When I get home he calls to tell me that I have a lot of his stuff in my car, like his phone charger and laptop which he needs for school. He asks how he's going to get them back and I tell him that he'll get them when he gets them (I'll send them tomorrow). He then asks me why I'm pissed off and I tell him it's nothing and hang up the phone. So yet again I ask you, AITA?

cancelling a meetup with my boyfriend and then refusing to return his things the next day