You should have listened when your roomie declined. While it would have been nice if he'd told you why he can't drink, he's under no obligation to tell you something. The next time someone says "no", you listen. Definitely F your roommate's life and YDI.

YDI for pestering someone to do something after they said no more than once. F your roommate's life, I hope this didn't set him back too much. You ******* dickwad, OP.

Maybe he was just messing with you.

you monster. idk next time umm. don't force someone to so something they clearly dead set against.

I see how it is op. first of all, you pressure your girlfriend (for 16 months might I add) to have sex with you. & after that disappointment, you just had to pressure your roommate into drinking again, didn't you? for shame..

Dumb ass. If someone keeps saying no, don't pressure them. Obviously he's not proud of it or you would have known. But a simple okay cool thought I'd ask would have sufficed. Ydi

No one has mentioned this: recovering addicts are warned to avoid associations with people and places connected to their addiction. The addict in this FML put himself on dangerous ground by rooming with a guy who drinks and encourages him to drink also. OP is not responsible for that, whether or not he was pushy with the booze.

From beers - to "Oh dear"s

Don't pressure people. YDI idiot.

I can't stand people like OP. I'm not a recovering alcoholic but don't always like to drink, and I've had people pour me huge drinks and physically put them in my hand after several polite refusals; it's incredibly irritating.