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Our next Reddit post comes from our SlashTrue off my chest. I live with my boyfriend,

and we've had conflicts now for over five months because of milk.

Approximately six months ago, I found out that I'm lactose intolerant, and it made me change

all my diet to avoid stomachache and nausea, which is working pretty well. I don't expect my

boyfriend to change his diet to accommodate me, so we've been buying our own groceries to not

impact one another. In my country, plant-based milk and lactose-free products are very expensive,

but since I love my cheese and milk, I buy it anyways. The problem is that my partner eats

at all when I'm not home and doesn't replace it by buying more. I don't mind sharing food,

but it's really disrespectful of him to not leave some for me. He knows that lactose is something

my stomach can't handle, but he still eats and drinks my products when I'm not around.

It's made us fight a lot, and it's been going on for five months now.

This morning, seeing less than a hundred milliliters of my almond milk left made me go absolutely

crazy. I had just worked a 10-hour shift at the hospital, and I just wanted a latte. He keeps saying

that it's not a big deal, but the fact that he chooses to consume my stuff and refuses to admit

...