Hey @Greenmind most people wake up early to be productive. If he cannot deal with someone else waking up early and doing normal noise, it’s not your problem, but his.
How are the bills divided, if you want to share?
The anger/revenge thing isn’t acceptable. Having said that I don’t think it would be anything wrong with living separately. But anyways, it’s not acceptable. I hope he’s willing to work on this with a psychologist or something.
At the end, is your call to keep or leave the relationship and we cannot say too much about it.
Don’t be jealous… Sometimes being “Alone” is better. You Will find someone some day anyway, good luck.
Anyway,
I like my boyfriend and he made me happy and he was a good company until today. But he’s reaveling opressive signs. And our day-to-day life is nor going well…
Some people are super grumpy in the morning. Does he actually try to make noise at night to wake you? Does he apologize for saying rude things later on when he’s fully awake?
Regardless, you’re the only one who can truly decide what you’re willing to deal with. I would not be able to live with someone who acted that way in the morning. When I am awake, I need to start being active right away so I can carry that momentum through the day. If I try to be quiet in the morning, I end up feeling sluggish all day long.
Mr. Star works night shift sometimes, so he and I had to figure out how to make his need for sleep work with my need to be active. We set up one room to be as soundproof as possible. Whoever needs proper, uninterrupted sleep goes in there. Before that, we used to argue about this a LOT.
I guess I am a night owl and when I lived with my family they were really thoughtless about making noise outside my room and it did drive me mad. But I would never make a bunch of noise in the night purely out of spite. I think threatening you like that is really childish and shows a lack of compassion.
If he simply said “can you please try to be quiet in the mornings because I need more sleep than I am getting” that would’ve been a much better route to solve your differences.
It makes sense that bills are paid proportionally to one’s salary. I think when you combine that with making childish threats, it is not a good sign that the relationship is right for you. It doesn’t seem like he values you.