<human>: This weekend was the final ranking days for league of legends, a pretty well known video game. My SO decided to marathon the game to try to get to the highest ranking he could and, between Saturday night and 3 am last night, he only slept for 2 hours. During that time all he did was game, drink soda, and eat junk food. 

Now, I thought this was a huge waste of time and a really poor life choice, but I've done stupid stuff when playing video games before so who am I to judge? Also, as far as I knew, he didn't have anything major this week.

However, at about 11pm, he reached a point where he realized he wasn't going to make it to the next level. Instead of going to bed, *he kept playing.* Then, when he ***finally*** finished and came to bed, he spent an extra hour surfing the subreddit dedicated to this game before finally trying to go to sleep. During this hour, he informed me that he had a test today (we're both seniors in college). It was at this point that my opinion of this weekend plummeted. My indifference changed to judgement, but I didn't say anything about it. When I left to go to a meeting this morning at 9am he was awake, so I figured he just wasn't going to sleep and left him be since I knew he was planning to get up at 11am. He was still in bed when I left, but he often takes a couple of minutes to get up.

About half an hour ago I got a text from him that he slept through his test and he's mad that I didn't wake him up. Now, I did ask last night if I needed to wake him up and he said I didn't need to ("it's going to be cold and I don't want you to walk home in that"). He also had set 3 alarms.

I feel awful, not because I feel guilty about not waking him up, but because I don't. I'm really judging him for this weekend and for making what was (in my opinion) a really awful decision that has now caused him to miss a test. How do I stop judging him for this?

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<bot>: my SO decided to play video games without sleeping this weekend and missed a test because of it. Instead of feeling bad for him, I feel like he brought this upon himself. How do I stop judging him?