Posted By: during today's incident on 2007-12-31
In Reply to: Thanks everyone for your comments (sm) - OP

You're sick with a cold or maybe the flu, right?  So maybe he's thinking that he is cooking today so you're not getting germs on the food everybody else is going to eat.  Then, with germs on his mind, he calls you to the table and you start touching things and he thinks about germs spreading and freaks out.  I had a pretty snotty control-freak boyfriend who was also paranoid about germs, and this sounds exactly like something he would do.  Not saying its right, just saying its how he justified the whole thing to himself.

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