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Input: My birthday was last week, my boyfriend of five years came downstairs and wished me a happy and that was that, no gift, no card.
I was half hoping he'd bring something out later and half already depressed and hurt that the person who means the most to me didn't even bother to get me anything.
My mood was only compounded by the horrible cold I had so I spent most of the day feeling pretty miserable but trying to put on a happy act for my mother who was doing anything she could to make it a good day. 
Had it just been the two of us I would have said something by early evening at the latest, But I didn't want to start a fight with him on my birthday in front of my mother, so I just sulked a fair bit in his direction (and he noticed)
Once my birthday was officially over and it was just the two of us, I asked him "How could you not get me anything?"  

At this point he said "Because I ordered you 'thoughtful perfect gift' from overseas! and it takes forever to get here!

At that point I felt like shit and went to bed, 
But was I the asshole in this situation?  
Had things been the other way around I would have gotten him a nice card and something smaller as a token until his real gift arrived or at very least i would have freaking told him his gift hadn't arrived yet!
But he didn't say anything, As far as I knew he wasn't intending on getting me anything.

I got the gift today and I kind of felt like I had been an ungrateful asshole because it was so nice, But he didn't give me anything on my actual birthday and I wouldn't be shocked if he ordered it far too late to ever arrive on time.

Am I the asshole?  



being angry that my BF didn't give me a gift on my birthday