<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

We've been together for 2.5 years. Things are getting really rocky. I'm 80% sure I want out of the relationship, but he always convinces me to come back. We've tried talking things out, taking a break, getting space and nothing has worked. Every little thing he does pisses me off. It's as if he's trying to make me hate him.

I told him a month ago that it made me uncomfortable when he makes sarcastic remarks about being single after he made a status that said something to the effect of "Bring on the ladies!". I deleted him as a friend after that, and we just never got around to adding each other again. So I remembered and brought it up and he added me. Then I saw that he said something like "I cleaned out my car, my backseat is ready for babes!" Like FUCK!!! We JUST had a fight about that! And he went and did it again! I don't know if he forgot (unlikely), if he's doing this just to spite me, or if he just doesn't understand how much it hurts me. But even if he doesn't get it, shouldn't he still respect that it hurts me and stop doing it?

Now, we've been in situations like this before. He'll do something hurtful, I'll tell him, he'll think it's harmless. I've caught him hiding statuses from me before. He even deleted messages from a girl we almost had a threesome with. He said that he does this because "he doesn't like my reactions". He's trying to predict the way I'll respond to situations. And even though sometimes he's right about how I would react, it's still hurtful. I don't think he should be able to hide things that he knows would hurt me, even if he doesn't think I should feel that way. Is he justified?
<bot>: My boyfriend and I have a disagreement, need your help to settle it. Should he be able to hide things I don't like because he disagrees with my not liking it?