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Input: So last night, we all went out with friends. I was fully ready to pay for my meal, which was wings. I ordered a side fries because I thought everything came with fries, but it ended up being an extra $2.99. He offered to pay for my meal and I told him what I ordered and he seemed okay. I ordered another beer and told him I’ll pay for that one (has a fun and tonic and a beer in total). Then a while later he says “why don’t you pay for your own meal. Didn’t think you’d order all this stuff” (literally fries and a beer). I got upset at the table, like I was just quiet and wasn’t smiling much, just drank my beer. He got mad at me when I told him why I was upset. Fast forward, we talked it out and everything seemed fine. I looked at the bill and asked him what I owe him, and he said “don’t worry about it”. WHAT THE FUCK. Then he gets MAD at me and won’t say he loved me when I told him goodnight. I gave him every opportunity to let me pay!!! And now he’s still upset with me, the next day, that I “expect” him to pay. Which I never did, but I think it’s rude to offer to pay and then just retract your offer and get mad at the person when they get upset. I offered to pay for the extra things but he still got mad!! It’s $12 more which I was fine with paying. Not only that, he left a hefty tip and the bill came to $80, and he expects me to pay $40. I was never even discussed the tip amount. I literally am broke after buying him things for Christmas, his birthday and Valentine’s Day and he knows that. Am I the asshole for being upset?? 

being upset that my bf retracted his offer paying for my meal