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Input: This happened a few months ago. My SO and I have opposite schedules, and on this day I decided to take voluntary time off since I didn't get any sleep the night before. On my way back through the parking lot of my complex I noticed one of my SO's tires were extremely low. I had mentioned to her numerous times to fill her tires, so I assumed it was a slow leak. It was *almost* flat, but I figured it would get her to the nearest gas station before work. 

I woke her up when I got home and said her tire was extremely low and she should fill it before she goes to work. She mentioned something about doing it on her lunch break, and I tried to stress how important it was for her to take a look before then. I assumed she would heed my warning and assess the situation appropriately, I even told her she should wake up a couple hours earlier just in case. She goes back to sleep, I'm starting to fall asleep as well, and think to myself "I should probably tell her it's flat since she isn't taking it seriously enough." She's already asleep again, I figure I'll wake up around when she's going to work and tell her then.

That didn't happen, I was too sleepy to remember. She gets to work and realizes her tire is completely flat and now has to call triple A. Turns out she didn't have a slow leak, there was a pretty big hole in her tire. It turned into a huge ordeal and she had to get it towed, get new tires, etc, and she's stressed since she has to figure this all out while she's at work.

While she acknowledged she should have checked her tire before she left for work, she said that I should have said the words "your tire is flat" instead of saying "your tire is extremely low, and you should check it out before you go to work." I feel like an asshole for maybe not saying the word "flat" but I tried to stress the severity of the situation. She said it wasn't my fault, but the fact that she said I should have said "flat" still feels like she blames me to some degree. 

not using the right phrasing