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Am I the asshole for getting upset at my husband for eaten part of our dinner for his lunch?

As a bit of background, my husband lost his mum in January.

Since then, he has been growing

more and more depressed, easily irritable, paranoid, delusional, and more childlike in his behaviour.

After months of pleading with him, he finally saw a counsellor in July, where he was diagnosed

with major depressive disorder, and two days later, he quit his job without talking to me about it we've been

together for over 10 years and these past nine months have been the worst of our relationship he is no longer

the patient sweet kind and loving man that i married we went out of town on saturday and on our way back

stopped at a barbecue restaurant to pick up dinner for one night this week.

Even though my husband is no longer working, I'm still doing about 90% of the cooking, cleaning

and taking care of the kids. It used to be more like 55%.

So grabbing dinner for one night this week eases the burden off of me to make dinner and clean up

as we have sports every Monday to Thursday evening.

The money that I used for his barbecue dinner was from my fun money budget that I could

have easily spent on something more selfish rather than a dinner for the family. On Sunday afternoon,

I noticed that the barbecue container was sitting out on the counter and felt room temperature

like it had been sitting

there for a while. When I opened it up, I noticed that about 25% of the barbecue was gone from

the container. I confronted my husband about why he would eat part of that dinner that was planned

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