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Input: Recently I have been on a diet, but have a cheat day few couple weeks. I really look forward to these days and plan out the meals carefully. My last cheat day was on Saturday and I planned to cook chicken breast wrapped in bacon in cheese sauce for dinner (my dad used to cook it and it was my favorite dish as a kid). I bought the ingredients a couple days before and invited my girlfriend over for that night. When I went to cook it I realised that there was only 1 chicken breast left, which is only enough for 1 person, my roommate had eaten the other (he's not the asshole, we eat eachothers food sometimes and I forgot to tell him not to eat any of the food I planned to cook with). I was really looking forward to this meal so I wanted to cook it anyway and suggested my girlfriend ordered a pizza instead. She knows how much I look forward to these cheat day meals so thought she would understand. She did not. She called me an asshole for not making anything for her so I offered to cook some pasta for her, but said I would still have the chicken. She said it was too late for me to offer that and it still didn't fix the problem and left. If I didn't eat the chicken that night I wouldn't be able to have it for another few weeks so I was dead set on having it, even if she couldn't.

AITA for still wanting to have the meal I planned, even if she couldn't?

not cooking differently for my girlfriend