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It sounds like a sugar addiction. How much is she eating?
There’s gotta be another way
He’s a narcissist, she says above. He hid.
So, you’re not comfortable with threesomes? ???
I think you need to sit down with him and discuss it at a time when he hasn't just pulled you up on something, not because it's this outrageous heinous thing he's doing but just because it obviously bugs the shit out of you. Just explain to him that you find it annoying/it takes you out of the flow of the conversation/you hate being corrected, or whatever the actual issue is you have with it. Ask him to stop. Talk about it. Why is he doing it? Is he concerned he's learnt the wrong pronunciation? Is he worried you're using the wrong pronunciation and it will make other people think badly of you? You need a better conversation than “It's egotistical and obnoxious for you to question my language skills, never do so again”.
You really shouldn't tie up so much baggage into what probably, from his end, is a genuine enquiry. There's a lot of reasons why he might be expecting a different pronunciation. Maybe he learned English from someone with a different accent or dialect to yours. Maybe you mumble. Hell, maybe you occasionally mispronounce things! I don't know about everyone else here but I am a “native speaker” of English and I sometimes mispronounce the odd word. Different countries, regions, towns, villages, even families sometimes pronounce things differently. It can be hard for someone who learned one dialect or accent to know exactly what is an acceptable alternative pronunciation vs what's just plain wrong. Take the word library for eg. You might hear people say “lie-bree”, or “lie-brare-ree” or “lie-berry”. To other native English speakers the pronunciation may communicate subtle clues about the speakers class or education level or region, often quite erroneously I might add, but to a non-native speaker it might take a second to spot that these are all different pronunciations of the same word and not three different words. Or that they're all acceptable pronunciations that would go largely unnoticed, and not an embarrassing mistake that could make others look down on you.
I travelled alone for the first time in 2021, she’ll be alright