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Input: So me and this guy have only been together about 2 months and tonight he had at least 16 beers according to his friend and roommate (he had the majority before I got over to his house). He woke up and tripped twice going to the restroom so when I went over to help him he yelled at me that he was in the bathroom and continues to pee in the corner of his room. Might I just add he’s literally learning on the bathroom door frame at this point. 

So I helped him back off the floor and into the bed, gave him some water and told his friend and roommate the situation and drove the hour home to my house. I’m not mad that he peed on the floor because that’s something that just happened because he was so drunk but I’m pretty disappointed he got so drunk in the first place but it’s not enough to really get mad or fight over. I just don’t want to be in the bed with him if he decides he’s not going to even get out of bed next time he has to pee and just pees on the bed. 

I didn’t tell him I was leaving because he was asleep and he’s already gotten angry over something stupid earlier in the night and I just didn’t want him to get upset or be a jerk about me leaving and will just talk to him in the morning. 

Am I the asshole for not staying the night with him? 

leaving my boyfriend after he got belligerently drunk and pissed in the floor