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Input: Context: I'm a 19 year old female in a strained "relationship" with my on and off again "boyfriend" of 1.5 years who is 21 years old. We are currently broken up but we still continue to see each other and act like a couple and do couple things which honestly makes everyone I know absolutely  furious. This makes it impossible for me to talk to them about anything pertaining him which has caused me to go to reddit for some unbiased opinions.

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So here is what happened. He is currently sick with a cold and is acting as if he is dying. He has gotten me sick as well which I will admit is my fault because I still wanted to see him and cuddle and kiss knowing he is sick. I woke up just this morning with the cold and it is barley affecting me with my symptoms being a sore throat, cough, runny nose and head ache. He has the same symptoms as I do and has not left his bed and missed every class he had on Friday. On the other hand I have gone and ran many errands as well as took both my large dogs out for their hour and a half weekend morning walk in the 30 degree weather. I called him around 1 to ask if we still were set to hang out today and watch a movie. He let me know sure but I wasn't aloud to sleep over like originally planned because he still wasn't feeling well. I was upset but kinda brushed it off  because we are working on boundaries and I'm trying to be more understanding of other peoples feelings. (I have a mental illness where I struggle with empathy and overly strong emotions.) I said ok, asked if he was alright and if he had taken any pain killers for the head ache or anything else for the cold. He told me no and this is when I told him I also have gotten sick and don't really feel all that bad. He told me viruses affects everyone differently and that I need to stop giving him suggestions. I was confused and told him I just wanted to help him. This is when he told me that it was just annoying and that he never asked for my help and to just stop. I immediately started to cry (overly strong emotions alert) and told him that was very mean to say. He told me I didn't need to come over then and to just stop patronizing him. I just cried into the phone for a moment and told him I'd talk to him later, he scoffed and said ok and I hung up. As I said earlier I struggle with empathy and often put my own feelings over others and have hard time understanding when I do something wrong. Its something I'm really trying to work on but I'm just not sure if I was really the ass in this situation or not. Please let me know what you think.

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P.S. Sorry if the story keeps jumping or skipping around or for the grammar mistakes (STRAIGHT C STUDENT IN ENGLISH.)

just trying to help