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I am American (20) and my boyfriend (20) lives abroad. In his country, he has to be fluent in English before he can start college. So currently, he is enrolled in a year of intensive English learning courses at his University before he formally starts his 4 year degree. Well at the beginning of the year, he asked me if I could do his online homework for him. Basically every textbook chapter has an online workbook chapter that needs to be done. So I agreed to do this mostly because 1. He doesn't have/can't afford a laptop and 2. He has an iPhone 5, so I thought that it would be really terrible if he had to use a small screen to try to do the online homework. Anyways, I'm obviously fluent in English so I thought it shouldn't take me as long. As I soon find out, it's a lot of tedious work, so each chapter usually takes me 1.5 hours. I am a biochemistry student that really does not have that kind of time to waste, but I made a promise so I decided I shouldn't complain. But, every time I did a chapter, I never even got a thank you. 0 acknowledgment. I would  just get a  heads  up about when the next chapter was due. So far, I've finished 12 chapters, which is literally the whole textbook.  

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In any case, fast forward to last week. This online workbook gives you unlimited tries on all question. After 2 tries on any question, you get to click a button "see answer" where it shows you the answers. And then you can do the question a third time (knowing the answer) and get a 100%. So last week, while I was doing the 12th chapter, there was a word search/scramble question. These questions come up each chapter and they take me ages. It's a bunch of jumbled up letters and I must make the correct word. Well the words that are the answers are related to the subject of each chapter. They're actually in the textbook, which I don't have obviously but he does. So I took a picture of the question a few days before the deadline and sent it to him. I told him to find the answers in the textbook and simply just message them to me and I can type them into the workbook. It would take him a couple of minutes and save me 30 minutes trying to figure out these words. I've asked before and he never responds, so I usually end up doing it. Well this time I thought the deadline was in an hour and I didn't want to leave it blank and he still hadn't sent me the words after a few days. So I submitted the question twice without answers, used the see answer function, and then put all the answers to get a 100%. 

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Well he finally woke up after I finished chapter 12 and he was pissed. He said his teacher checks if they use the answer function and that I had just ruined his grade. He said I was too lazy to actually do the question and didn't care about his grade, so I used the answer function. At first I thought he was joking. Keep in mind he's mad about 1 question out of thousands of questions I had done at this point. 12 dang chapters. I mean he was really upset and said that "I didn't care at all about him" and that I didn't even try and that I could've solved the question. I told him that I did try but I had no idea because the words were in the context of the chapter from the textbook. I told him that I asked him to check the words in the textbook days ago, but he never sent anything. And I told him I thought the deadline was in an hour and I didn't want to leave it blank and get him a 0.

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At that point we argued and I was completely shocked by how ungrateful he was for all the time I had spend doing a whole workbook of homework. I told him he should say thank you to me and apologize to me for being so disrespectful. He refused, saying that he would never apologize, and that I should actually apologize to him for missing a question. I told him that I'll never do his homework again and that we should change the subject and talk about something else. Well right after I said that, he blocked me on everything and disappeared. I tried to message and call but nothing went through. Now I knew that he had another chapter due for the new workbook in a week, so I was curious to see when he would unblock me. Lo and behold, he unblocks me and messages me 5 days later, 2 days before the next homework is due. After blocking me only because I said I won't do homework anymore and just wanted to change the subject, he still refused to apologize or show any remorse at all! So I told him he better go to the university library and use their computers (which was always an option) to start his homework, because it would take him a while and I 100% wouldn't be doing it. I also told him he could borrow a laptop from one of his three roommates ,but he never responds to that. I repeatedly told him, if he apologized to me or said sorry, I might do his homework (I would've). But he said "never" and that I should apologize. Come today and the deadline has passed. He didn't do his homework and he got a 0 and blames me. He said he hates me, that I've broken his heart, our relationship is over, and that I've broken his confidence. He said that I've ruined his life, I'm evil-hearted, and that I'm egotistical for wanting and apology and just a simple thank you. "There's nothing more important to you than your ego". "Nothing can change the fact that you let me down. I trusted you. How was I supposed to do it?"

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I'm really dumbfounded how he has come to all these conclusions and feels this way. I mean am I crazy? He's so adamant that I'm the one in the wrong that I feel like maybe I am really a POS for not doing his homework? I mean when I try to tell him my point of view, it really feels like I'm talking to a brick wall. How can someone be so stubborn to not apologize or say thank you if they're not right? Is he right in some way that I'm missing? Am I egotistical? Should I have just done his homework since he doesn't have a laptop and it would have taken me 1.5-2 hours while it would have taken him 5+? 

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