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Input: I’m frustrated. Myself 18F and my boyfriend 18M are in the same college English class. It is an Appalachian literature class. We’re reading a book in this class. It should be stated that we both are smart, straight A students. We take daily quizzes on the book after our daily reading, which isn’t more than about 50 pages a night. The reason I’m frustrated is that he refuses to read and do his own work. He wants me to just tell him all the answers when I’ve read all the chapters, so he doesn’t have to. And when I say I don’t want to, he pouts and says he would give me all the answers, so why won’t I give them to him? I feel manipulated into giving them to him just so he’s not upset but it’s so unfair to me it feels like because he never has to do his work, and can just use mine. I work so hard for my grades and it hurts me to give my work up just because I love him when he is 100% capable of doing his work on his own. I know his love language or whatever is acts of service, but I take such pride in my hard work and it hurts my feelings when I feel low key manipulated into giving it to him. It’s not even the situation of him forgetting his work last minute and me helping him out. It’s him just not doing his work because he knows I’ve done mine. AITA for not wanting to give my boyfriend my homework; even when he would do the same for me?  (When I say he would do the same to me, I mean he says this all the time, but I don’t ever forget my work, it’s a rare occasion when I do, and on these rare occasions he will help me, just like I will help him. It just frustrates me so much when he wants me to just give my work all the time) 

not giving my boyfriend my homework to copy