Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: I hate cigarettes, cigars, and certain vapes depending on the scent/flavor because I have asthma and it just sets my lungs ablaze. Also, my mom and grandmother have COPD. It generally runs in families, so I have a possibility of developing it as well. Not to mention I just fucking *hate* the smell. Always have, always will. It's mainly why I've never taken a single puff of any smoking object. 

My fiancé knows this. He's smoked since before we met, so I try to not nag him because it isn't really fair. But he cannot smoke in the house or my car and he needs to use some mouth cleanser before he kisses me because the smell/taste disgusts me and if it's strong enough it upsets my throat &amp; lungs. 

Yesterday at a family reunion, he came in from smoking and immediately tries to kiss me. I dodge his kiss and the scent of cigarettes was so strong it made me cough. His brother gave me a "drama queen" look, but he's a dick anyways so I ignored it. 

Today he was honest and told me that a few of his relatives messaged and questioned why I was "so rude", "publicly unattracted to and repulsed by him", and if he was really happy with me basically. He explained it was his fault and he just wasn't thinking and defended my asthma and general dislike of the habit. They then said it was using my asthma as an excuse and it "isn't even that bad" and I made a scene in front of them and probably embarrassed him. I've had an asthma attack in front of them before at a 4th of July party that ended up with me in the hospital, so they know how bad it is for me. They're just willfully ignorant and act like I choose to be sensitive on the subject. 

Now I'm not apologetic for my asthma or reasons for not liking smoke.. but, AITA for the way I immediately backed away from him in public/in front of family? Was that an asshole way to go about it? They're making me feel like a jackass about it.

refusing to kiss my fiancé