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I second #113, he probably meant at the table because he thought you were still sleeping. Good job at overreacting, I sense this would be a great relationship. oh and YDI for expecting him to serve you.
I'm sorry, but when you have your partner over (if you have one) and he/she is cooking dinner, you expect them to cook for you too, right? That's just common sense. It's part of being in a relationship. The same goes for breakfast.
maybe he meant "here" as in in the kitchen..?
I don't know why everyone seems to think the poster is a bitch just for assuming that if her boyfriend was making breakfast, he was making it for both of them. It doesn't matter what gender you are; if your bf/gf is staying over at your house, you're supposed to provide for them the same food you're eating for meals. It's rude to cook just for yourself.
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maybe he meant he didnt know you were in the kitchen with him?
Why would you assume he was making breakfast for you when there was only one plate? Next time, open your mouth and say hello before sitting down to be fed as though he were your servant.