I always took making coffee for your s/o to be a sign of love. I've been making my bf coffee the way he likes it every morning for a year now. He only takes it black, but I still brew it for him until he's ready to get up.

He finally offered to make my coffee for me but he gave me this weird look when I told him I wanted queso in it. I feel like queso gives it a creamy flavor and takes the worst of the bitterness out of the coffee. He refused to put the queso in my coffee and it hurt my feelings because I never complained or made fun of him for just taking his coffee black.

Should I just let this go or is it fair to ask my bf to respect my queso coffee the way I respect his black coffee?

>>33384979 (OP)
I don't believe this, so I won't read this thread.

>>33384979 (OP)
Sex with Alastor.

>>33384979 (OP)
Drop it because it genuinely does not matter. He should obviously also drop it and just put cheese in your coffee, but yall are stupid for fighting about this

>>33385270
this
>>33384979 (OP)
if it's gonna keep nagging at you & you're gonna keep talking about it to random people online or IRL, it's probably better to talk to him about it instead
but try to let it go if you can
>I always took making coffee for your s/o to be a sign of love
i feel that way as well

>>33384979 (OP)
You drink your coffee with queso?
lol what are you a kid?
Grow up

>>33384979 (OP)
Tell him it made you sad when he said that because you respect his black coffee, and if he does it again or blows you off then you have your answer as to how much he likes you/cares what you think.