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I have no idea which is correct and I need an answer, I'll explain some situations as unbiased as I can, and can you try to diagnose the situation? Shelock Homies.

So we're pretty close, and I do like them, but sometimes I find them pretty taxing since I'm introverted and enjoy spending time by myself. Sometimes they order food and ask me if I want to get some with them, if I say no they'll try to press me into getting something, and sometimes they even get upset when I don't. The same applies with drinking alcohol - and I really dislike drinking, recently it's been making me really sick and I'm going to go to the doctors soon as I'm growing concerned; they know this and continue to press me on it, and again get upset with me when I don't drink with them.

They're passive aggressive almost every day, but I think that's their humour which I'm simply not on the same wave length as. However, when they get angry for me not replying to their passive aggressive banter, they tell me it's just a joke, and tell me not to get mad - why would they get angry in the first place if it was just a joke?

If you could decrypt this I would be forever greatful, I'm not too good at picking up on social cues and am just confused at this point. Also, how have you dealt with conflict with roomies in the past?
<bot>: I feel the people I live with are pressuring me constantly but I've always assumed I was just being sensitive; maybe I'm not.