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Input: \[We're living together.\]

I was super dead tired today, so tired that I fell asleep as soon as I came home from school. We always discuss things we (usually I) make for dinner the day before and share the recipe/dish we want to make with each other. (We planned on making a Indian potatoes with chickpeas today. It has 5 ingredients and tbh...it's not hard to make. You basically toss everything in a pan and add some cream afterwards...) Now I was SO tired (just finished and mandatory 20 page assignment yesterday) that I fell asleep at 3pm and slept till 10pm. We I woke up he was super mad at me, he told me that there would be no dinner today, because the potatoes aren't cooked through yet. I then asked him whether or not he has been cooking potatoes first before he tossed them into the pan (low-medium heat) with the other ingredients.  I did say that it's a pretty known fact that (unless stated otherwise) one should always cook the potatoes first. 

He went from mad to being straight up terrifying, he told me that I should have told him. (The recipe sadly didn't state it explictly) That I would be the one at fault. That I now successfully fucked his diet. That it was my fault that he is ending up hungry and that I wasted 2 hours of his time he could have used to do something better. He also told me I was supposed to answer if he asks me something that being asleep is no excuse. When I said "Sorry... I was sleeping." he kicked his chair over and proceeded to continuously kick and step on it for about 30secs.

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So....AITA? I do have to say tho, I didn't do a lot these past months due to depression (and then having to catch up one months worth of school) and he has been helping me out more than usual lately.

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tl;dr: My bf failed to make dinner and blamed it on me. AITA?

letting my boyfriend cook