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Input: So basically my girlfriend is on her period and her body is very sensitive. She ate a bunch of food throughout the day and none of it ended up digesting so come around 12am she has a rock of food and drink sitting in her stomach. She ends up getting out of bed to head to the restroom because she thought she had to take a dump, but she ended up vomiting all over the floor and on herself. I saw the whole thing it was awful and smelled absolutely terrible, I should also say now at this point I have a terrible phobia of "watery food" AKA vomit or old food that people let mix with their water in the sink. I ended up getting her into the shower and she cleaned herself off. I told her outright that I would not be able to clean up the vomit for her.(She knows about my phobia) She ended up cleaning it in the end once she felt better. Now she is mad at me for not taking care of her when she was sick, I did everything else I could to make the experience less challenging. I will also follow up by saying that I have been prone to being sick my whole life and throw up at least once a week due to my weak stomach and since childhood have always cleaned it up myself and never expected someone else to do it. Basically just want to know if I'm an asshole.
Sorry for the slightly drug on post and my awful formatting.


not cleaning up my girlfriend's vomit