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Input: So a little backstory, I've been allergic to peanuts for my entire life, but the severity of my allergy has significantly decreased. My family used to buy and use peanut butter anyways while I was younger, until I finally told them that the smell would make me nauseous and I'd prefer if they could switch to almond butter or another substitute (I'm not allergic to almonds). They complied and all was well, save for a few complaints from my sister. 

Now I'm in college sharing an apartment with a friend of mine that loooves peanut butter and somehow always forgets I have an allergy (sometimes when we get groceries he buys bread with nuts on it and I have to go back and get my own afterwards). I told him the same thing I told my parents and he seemed upset about it, and cited the fact that he's allergic to pork but says he doesn't mind if I buy bacon, etc. ( I haven't bought any regardless just to be safe). He begrudgingly put the pb back on the shelf and that was that.

...until a day later when he came home from class with a jar of peanut butter. I told him I was upset about it and he couldn't understand why, since he said he will try and be careful to wash the knife and plate, and also doesn't care if I have pork even while he's there. I tried to explain that it's a different situation but he doesn't see it the same way. 

Again, I haven't had a reaction while we've lived together, but just seeing peanut butter in the fridge and the few times he hasn't actually cleaned the mess has stressed me out. He has tried switching to almond butter but that lasted about a day, and he said he misses pb too much. 

Since asking hasn't worked I resorted to trying to guilt him into giving it up by saying I will blame him if I do eventually have a reaction, mild or not.

AITA for continuing to push him to give up peanut butter?

TL;DR roommate loves peanut butter and I'm allergic, I try to make him quit eating it.

wanting my roommate to give up peanut butter