<human>: A recent argument my gf and I keep having is that she doesn't think I make enough decisions.  She thinks that she can't get me to do whatever she wants.  This generally ranges from where to eat or what to watch or what to do.  As far as important decisions, like what I believe (moral/religion/politics), what I spend my money on, and what I see as actual decisions (not where to eat or what to watch) I do make my own decision.

I am a very easy going guy that can find enjoyment in really all activities.  My gf on the other hand is more picky than I, so when we are trying to decide what to do, I'll generally just go on along with what she suggests.

This argument came to a head last night when we were watching Netflix.  It was late, she wanted to watch another episode, but I said "No" cause I had work in the morning.  She visibly got pouty and upset (this generally happens when she doesn't get her way), and she told me she'd meet me upstairs.  I went upstairs to get ready for bed, and came back down to watch the next episode.

My thought process was, I'd rather her be happy then pouty, and loose 1 hour of sleep.  She then got more mad, saying that I have no backbone and that she can get me to do whatever she wants.

I know this behavior isn't okay on her part.  I think that it's extremely immature that she pouted after me not agreeing to watch another episode.  I know this is emotional abuse/manipulation in some shape or form.

I am asking for advice on how to go forward with this.  How to show her that I am not a puppet.  She thought I ruined an opportunity last night by "caving" to watch another episode.  And what can I tell her to see it in a different way.  Any advice is welcome! Thank you!

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<bot>: GF thinks she is able to get me to do whatever she wants and that makes her angry.  How do I prove she is wrong?