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Input: My girlfriend and I recently moved in together. Before moving in with my gf I was a frequent pot smoker. However I had to give it up when I moved because our apartment is no smoking.

Last night I smoked a blunt at a friends place.  Afterwards on my way home my nose started to really bother me. It hurt badly and by the time I got home my nose was also stuffy and runny. (bad reaction was caused by a nasal spray I’m on)

My girlfriend got really mad at me because I sometimes snore and because she was sure i’d be snoring tonight bc of my nose. She was already going to be getting less sleep that night because in addition to her normal 9-5 at work she also had to work from midnight to one remotely over the Internet.

I apologized and told her that this has never happened to me before. I then offered to sleep on the couch and she told me no. However my girlfriend continued to complain about my future snoring. So I said screw it and grabbed my pillow from the bedroom and layed down to sleep on the couch. 

When my girlfriend noticed she started in on me again and told me to sleep in the bedroom with her. I told her I really didn’t mind the couch, and I actually had a doctors appointment the next day so I didn’t even have to be up warly for work so it didn’t bother me if I didn’t sleep that great. My girlfriend would not let me relax, told me she would get lonely in the bedroom all by herself, that I would ruin the couch by sleeping on it, and insisted I move back to the bedroom.

Since she wouldn’t give me any peace I said fine but made her promise that if she came to bed and I was snoring she’d wake me and let me go to the couch. Well when she came to bed she immediately woke me up by yelling at me that I was snoring, she yanked the comforter off me and took her pillows off the bed, and said she was going to sleep on the couch.

I started arguing and tried to insist that I take the couch, but my girlfriend would not be denied and refused to let me take the couch. I woke up this morning to an angry and cranky girlfriend. She was nasty before she left in the morning and didn’t even say goodbye when I said it to her. I tried texting her after my appointment and she continued to tell me how angry she was and how I shouldn’t have smoked and I shouldn’t have forced her to sleep on the couch.

Now I do feel bad for her because she slept badly. And I feel bad that I had that bad reaction to the blunt because I obviously don’t want to snore. So i’m being nice to her and apologetic. However I take exception to her saying I “forced her onto the couch” and i’m the reason she got so little sleep. I repeatedly tried to sleep on the couch. I told her at least 15 times that it didn’t bother me. And when I decided to just do it she wouldn’t leave me alone and let me sleep. I feel like in this situation my girlfriend made her own bed (bad pun intended)and she shouldn’t be angry at me for sleeping on the couch. AITA?

making my GF sleep on the couch