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Input: A bit of a back story here. I've (18F) been depressed for a good part of my life, me and my boyfriend (22M) have been together for a year and for the most part my depression has gotten better. However as of recent it got worse again.


So yesterday I was home alone, I cooked, cleaned, did all of the necessary stuff. For some reason I felt really happy, knowing he was coming home and we could spend time together. Once he came home all seemed well, he noticed i was happy, we ate together and that was it. He went to game while I sat in the couch, occasionally giving a kiss but still being happy. I tried making small jokes he usually loves but he was acting rude and just ignoring me. Around 10 we decided to go up to sleep, i remember dropping something on accident. I said sorry, because it was quite loud. I remember him saying "Why the fuck are you like this?" that did it for me, i slammed the box of tissues I was putting away on the table and stormed to the toilet, pissed off and upset. 2 minutes later I heard him going upstairs. I hoped he would send me on messenger as I had my phone with me and so did he or he would come back down. 15 minutes passed and I decided to go lay in the couch. Waiting for something at least. He eventually decided to send saying he spend so much money on me and if that's how I repay him it's not needed. Blah blah. I explained after 15 minutes of arguing that it would be best to sleep alone. He got even madder at that and made me feel horrible. My heart was aching and I felt weak as shit. Yet he made me come up stairs, he made me ask for a hug and for comfort. I'm now wondering if it's my fault or not? AITA? 

not wanting to sleep in the same bed after a fight