<human>: I'm apologizing before you read this. This just happened so I'm angry.

I love my boyfriend. I really do. He's perfect in every single way. Intelligent, kind, romantic, cooks, cleans, and has good job.

We both work in the tech field. I, arguably, know more than he does when it comes to computers. I graduated with a degree in CS and am pursuing my masters. I worked as a research assistant in a tech lab for two years, a software dev for a year, and worked in IT part-time (while going to school) before I got laid of due to budget cuts. From the age of twelve, I built my own computers (including a few Frankensteins), programmed everything from webpages to automation programs to test mobile applications, etc.

He is in a field that is more math oriented. While it does require programming and computer work, it's not nearly on the same level. He will occasionally need my help to do some things. He knows somethings I don't know, I know some things he doesn't know. 

The thing that pisses me off is, whenever I have a technical issue, he will try to resolve it by asking questions that, honestly, I'm a little offended at. Today I was trying to install something on my laptop. I installed it, it said something like 'done, please reboot', only to find that it didn't actually install. 

In frustration I yelled, "God damnit!"

He asked what was wrong. I told him.

"Are you sure you finished installing?"

*Sigh* "Yes."

"Because it didn't look like it was close to done when I last checked."

"It installed."

"Are you sure?"

"For fucks sake, YES!"

"...okay. I was just checking..."

He does this constantly. YES I'm fucking sure. I know how to operate a computer. I LITERALLY HAVE A DEGREE THAT SAYS THAT! His insinuations never actually resolve the issue anyways. Usually I find the solution somewhere else. How can I make him understand that I am not technologically disabled?

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<bot>: Boyfriend constantly acts like I'm stupid when it comes to technology problems. I have a bachelor's in computer science.