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Let me start by saying my boyfriend and I have been together for 4 years and now we live together. He's the type of guy that doesn't show his feelings. I was in a motorcycle accident 2 weeks ago and that was my only mode of transportation. So he's been driving me around to where I need to go. I thank him constantly and I gas up his car. Today, he drove by where my accident was and I froze up. Then we were getting pizza (which the place we went to is close to where my accident happened) and I got jumpy and softly gasped when a car almost hit us in parking lot. My boyfriend got frustrated with the traffic and I started crying (I was crying quietly not all hysterical even though I wanted to). He didn't ask if I was okay and he didn't comfort me. We went to another pizza place close to our apartment. We got in and their card machine wasn't working. My boyfriend said he didn't have cash, so I offered to pay. He declined and said "let's go." All mad. Their was a lot of traffic and he's all "This town is going to make me put a bullet in my fucking head." Their were restaurants around us but he couldn't decide. I tried to make suggestions but he got pissed and we drove back to the apartment. Is he being insensitive or am I too emotional?

I have a serious question about race in my book.
I'm going back and reviewing how I named and described most of the characters in my book, one of them sticks out.
Her name is Satyia Walio. I resembled her to be an Indian (dot) girl. She's from a Kingdom who's main power is to decay and sorta turn into zombie lookalikes when using their powers.
Anyway, Satyia is often mentioned as Zombie-Girl because my main character can't remember her name.
Is that rude?
Also, I tried to be diverse in writing the description of my characters, but it takes on a different planet, so...
Am I being insensitive?