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Input: Yesterday, me, my SO (Julia), and our friends went to a bar for a nice evening out. We all got buzzed a bit, Julia downed 4-5 glasses of wine, while I had two bottles of beer. Around 2 AM we got back home and started to cuddle and chat in the bed before going to sleep. And by that I mean she was full-on cuddling me at the edge of the bed, and I had no room to move anywhere. So while she was talking passionately about something random (not that I don't care, but not related to this story), I noticed that her breath was smelling REALLY bad. Like, completely reeking of wine and alcohol. Which is fine, but since she was facing me and I had nowhere to move, I was taking the full blast of the smell. For a few minutes I tried to move my head to a comfortable, less smelly position, but no luck. After a while I started feeling nauseous. A few more minutes later I said "Sorry if this comes off as rude, but your breath really smells like alcohol and it's making me nauseous." 

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At that moment she completely flipped out and started to angrily tell me that I was being condescending and insulting her. I do admit after THAT I also got agitated and told her that I shouldn't need to tell her to brush her teeth. Eventually we cooled down and agreed that the whole thing was stupid, but I still think that it is not condescending to tell your SO that their breath smells when you are alone and intimate.

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Reddit, am I the asshole?

telling my so she had bad breath