<human>: I (25M) am with my bf (23M) for almost two years now.

We had 3 of my friends over (who tend to stay for the night without even asking anymore, which seems to bother my bf). Also, I'm recently taking an antidepressant that makes me more active, and as a side effect I'm getting angry much faster.

So, he had 4 beers this night. I already wanted to go to sleep, but he was still sitting there joking and  watching tv. I started cleaning  the table as everyone else already seemed sleepy. 

When I was finished and my friends picked up the idea and started making the couch, my bf was standing at the door. I just wanted to go to our bedroom, so I nudged the door and him slightly. He then said something along the lines (smiling) "oh, so you want me to leave you with them? Fine!" and he went straight to our bedroom... and locked the door.

I was so surprised I just went to the kitchen for a minute to think what should I do, but had no idea. I went back and saw that he already turn the light off (what did he even expect me to do?), and got angry, and I've kicked violently the door few times. He opened slightly, blocking entry and asked (still smiling) what do I want. At that point I got so angry I just pushed him on the bed and enter the room, closing the door behind me.

I'm not sure how much force exactly I've used. For first few seconds he didn't know how to react, then started backing away and hiding his face in hands. I tried apologizing, telling him I've overreacted, but he was ignoring me and moving away from me when I tried to comfort him.

So, I just lied down on my side trying not to move too close, but he got up and sat on the armchair. Ive asked if he want to switch, got ignored, gave him his cover (he told me to move away). Then he went to the bathroom for 30minutes, and then he went back to the armchair.

Is there something I could do? Should I just wait?

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<bot>: after few beers bf (jokingly?) locked bedroom from inside, I got angry and kicked the door, then pushed him on the bed when he opened. Now he's afraid of me.