If you had just said, "Look, I'm in a really bad mood tonight. Maybe we should call it a night" BEFORE commenting on the ice cream, do you think she'd have had the same reaction?

If she wants to lock herself in her own bathroom, whatever. She wants to lock herself in MY batroom, totally different story.

Heh. Rookie.

Sorry, but I just don't think in those terms any longer. It's all hers.

We didn't live together. She seemed not at all concerned about going home, and she made no mention of it. Read carefully:

SHE WENT PSYCHO OVER ICE CREAM.

Surprise surprise! Mer sticking up for women!

She could be totally not worth my effort, but I wouldn't know. All i know is how you responded. What you typed. And I think you're nuts.

Is the blood pressure medication because you have anger problems?

No she didn't. She went psycho over you using the ice cream as a symptom of your bad mood, and then telling her that she should probably take off.

Before I die I'm going to lock myself in your bathroom just for kicks.

This isnt as severe as some of the others here, but I saw the early warning signs of pyschoisms and got out early....

Her: "Where have you been, I thought you left work at 5? I called your house at 5:15 and you didnt answer????"

Her: "wanna have lunch?
Me: "cant make it...tied up in meetings"
(I go to lunch late at 2 or 3pm later that day)
Her (calling later): "Hey....I thought you couldnt go to lunch???"
Me (scared sh*tless): "I couldnt have lunch with you today...tied up"
Her:"Well, I noticed your car was parked in a different spot than it was in the morning, so you must have gotten out for lunch at some point!"

That was the end of that. Thank God I got out alive.

Not likely as severe, but she's very emotionally unstable. Like walking on egg shells. Her outburst wasn't the surprise, it was the level and volume of it that was.

You are thinking from the stand point of living with someone, that would certainly change the situation. I'm not talking about a live in GF or wife, when I say MY bathroom, I mean MY fucking bathroom.

In the case of DJay, it is readily apparent that they did not live togther.

It's hereditary, I'm the calmest most in touch with reality person you'll likely ever meet, and she's not worth your effort.

I don't doubt that she's very emotional.

If you're doing it just for kicks, I doubt I'll care.

Remind me never to buy that flavor of ice cream. This is the second fight that it's caused. It's nothing but trouble.

Yes, I know. I just making the case that co-habitating makes you reevaluate such things. It also makes people tend to think more about dealing with each other and resolving issues such as this.