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Input: My boyfriend gets colds often. Every single time I'm by his side making him food, getting him medicine, and making sure he's comfortable. 

We have been together for two years, and have lived together for most of it. In those two years I have not once gotten sick, until now. 

In the middle of my bartending shift this morning I felt terrible. Fever, sore throat, coughing fits, everything. On top of that, it was an overall shit shift with mean customers and terrible tips. 

I got home and told him how I felt and joked that I was finally sick for the first time in our relationship, and that it was his turn to look after me. He then makes a joke about me taking NyQuil, and passing out so he can go out. 

I take medicine, fall asleep for about two hours, then he wakes me up to tell me he's going to the casino with a friend. I'm upset, obviously, but I can't stop him. 

Again, he woke me up. And because I'm extremely uncomfortable I can't fall back asleep. It's been 6 hours and I'm still awake (3am here) and he's still at the casino. I call him, he doesn't answer, and texts me "take more medicine. Please don't bother me". 

I'm furious. AITA for thinking he should be at least NICE to me right now? 

TLDR: boyfriend has been at the casino for 6 hours after waking me up while I have a fever

wishing my boyfriend stayed home and took care of me instead of going to the casino