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Input: A few nights ago while sleeping next to a long-term FWB I walked away and we got into a pretty solid fight. AMTA for walking away?

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What happened was we went out to dinner (he paid) then we got a few drinks then went to his place. We started watching Dumb and Dumber, but shortly after started the movie I got sleepy and rolled over. He, annoyed, said, "I turned on a movie and you're not going to watch it?" I replied with "I'm kind sleepy but I'm still listening to it" He shuts it off and starts playing music pretty loudly on his phone. We've had a few issues within the past couple of weeks and this made me really upset. I'm so mad, that lieu of telling him how I feel, or asking him to turn the music down I calmly say, tell him I'm going to sleep downstairs.  I go to the couch and get comfy, he comes downstairs three times and wakes me up. I say, I don't think it's the best idea to talk about this when we've both been drinking and that yes, I am upset but I'd like to get some sleep and talk about it in the morning.  He says that's not acceptable. How dare I have him pay for dinner and then treat him like that. Why am I creating a problem instead of just talking to him? Then, after him waking me up for the third time I snapped at him, I say, I know that playing music isn't a big deal but I'm so mad at you I don't want to get into it at 2:30 in the morning when we've both been drinking! I just want to get some sleep! Took an Uber home. AMTA?

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