I feel like this isn't the first time he's 'punished' you for things that are relatively small and normal to do on occasion..
It's a game and you need to decide if you want to be a winner, a loser or team.
Right now, he's got control and depending on how you look at it, he's either winning or he's losing.
Relationships are successful when the playing field is even and the 'punishments' don't exist. .. if after two years he's not come to understand your routine, (so long as it's been consistent) then it's safe to say that he likely won't in the future. (Same advice I'd give a man about a woman)
Jeallousy is something couples work on together, insecurities are done from within. (Unless you talk down to him regularly and challenge his manhood daily, then his insecurities are not your problem to help solve)
You're both young, plenty of time left to live, but that doesn't mean that those years should be spent trying to make someone else comfortable.
There's different levels of love, different ways to love, different ideas of love and different kinds of love. Don't trick yourself into believing that this where it stops for you, and he shouldn't either. I'm not encouraging a breakup nor am I cynical about Love, and even though I don't regret my marriage, I don't regret my divorce just the same.
It should never be about what you're doing wrong/what they're doing wrong it should be about having goals that align with each other and making sure you're equals. Because at the end of the day, teamwork is what makes the dream work (cheesy I know but it looped right back to the beginning lol)
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You two are about immature af... ignoring each other... have fun with that. 24 and 25? Wow
Iβm sorry but I literally yawned when I scrolled down on your story 😅
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