It is really common to do favors for the people in our lives that we love and expect nothing in return. It's a part of being in a family or having unconditional love for someone. However, in order for something to be a 'favor,' it needs to be optional. It's totally unfair to force someone to volunteer to help you out, and especially uncool to constantly take advantage of their generosity. That's called manipulation people, and we are not about that life.
It was Reddit user u/ThrowAW19923 who asked if they were in the wrong for not wanting to cook for their son-in-law's birthday party. Clearly, there is more to this story because cooking a little something for a birthday party doesn't seem like the biggest favor...
The narrator provides some backstory, how she is a professional chef and is used to the fast-paced lifestyle that is the food industry. However she does it as her career, it is not necessarily the easier 'favor' to deliver.
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