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Input: Me(21M) and my girlfriend (20F) have been dating for about a few months.
 
I unfortunately have a really bad case of food poisoning right now, so I honestly don't feel good.

My girlfriend had been kind enough to visit me once a while. It just sucked because she would make it a point to tell me that she came even though she was on her period.


When I asked for some water, she again came to me and said that she got me water even though she had her period.


She kept bringing it up again and again even after I said thank you as if she expected me to bow down to her.
I mean, I have helped her when she had periods or fever while I had a really bad headache, I don't think it's something to pressurise my SO with.
I was tired and didn't converse much with her so she went on this whole rant about how I didn't realise how amazing she was being and men didn't know the pain or something like that.

I told her I would honestly manage better on my own and politely asked her to leave.
I just found the whole thing pretty pointless. But she seems pissed....so I don't know for sure.

telling my girlfriend to not bring her period up