Husband Maliciously Spits In Wife's Food For A TikTok Video

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Mayarey
Feb 24, 2022 6:00 PM EST

We all have different love languages. Some of us like to give gifts, or words of affirmation. Some of us feel valued through touch rather than acts of service or quality time with our partners. It doesn't really matter whether you and your partner share the same love language, but you need to understand your partner in order to truly appreciate them. Cooking meals can be one major form of showing love for someone, it takes time and effort, and is one of the most meaningful gifts or acts of service you can provide for someone. But it may not be the way your partner expects to be loved. Acts of service aren't everyone's cup of tea, but it's definitely possible to accept love even if it's not your preferred language.

Now how would you feel if your partner thanked you by spitting in your food to go viral on a 60-second video app? Yeah, we're probably on the same page here.

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  • 01
    Font - r/AmltheAsshole u/throw35433•6h 2 3 e1 3 4 13 AITA for no longer cooking for my husband because of what he did to my food?
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  • 02
    Font - My f33 husband 37 has diabetes. He couldn't cook much in the past and all his meals were unhealthy so I've taken over cooking to make him healthy meals and adopted his diet so we both eat the same thing. He handles other parts of chores and we're pretty much on the same age when it comes to who does what around. the apartment.
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  • 03
    Font - Lately, he's been doing some weird pranks that legitimately bother me, especially when he records my reactions. I don't know much about social media stuff but he says everyone does these pranks and it's fun and uplifting.
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  • 04
    Font - Few nights ago, I remember cooking dinner, setting the dining table and telling my husband to come eat. He took a seat while I put both his and my dinner plates on the table. I walked outside the kitchen for 1 or 2 minutes to grab something then returned and sat down to eat. My husband started recording me while I was eating and kept laughing for some reason. I ignored him but later at 11pm I got a call from my sister telling me to check my husband's tiktok and see the video he just poste
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  • 05
    Font - got mad and demanded he delete the video. He tried to say it was a stupid prank and asked if I was really disgusted by his spit since he's my husband he didn't expected this reaction?. I swore I won't cook for him anymore after he disrespected me like and stormed out the room. He apologized repeatedly saying he didn't know l'd react this way and saw it was unfair that I stop cooking.
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  • 06
    Smile - It's been days since l've cooked and he's still saying I made a big deal out of it and neglected his health. I do feel like l'm neglecting his health since he's been sick in the past few months and needs to be fed healthy meals. AITA here?
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    Font - NYCMusicMarathon • 6h Asshole Enthusiast [7] Diabetics can make their own food. NTA said it was unfair that I stop cooking. It's been days since I cooked and he's still saying I made a big deal out of it and neglected his health. 769 ...
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  • 08
    Font - Solenthis87 • 6h Asshole Aficionado [12] 3 1 Award What he did wasn't a prank; it was outright disgusting. The fact that he did it for likes makes it even worse. You followed through on your threat, so good on you. But it also sounds like cooking became your unofficial job. If he isn't eating diabetic friendly meals since you've stopped cooking for him, then he's the one neglecting his health. You say that he couldn't cook much before, but under the circumstances, l'd say it would be a go
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  • 09
    Rectangle - Technical-Spring5821 · 6h NTA. You should save the video for potential divorce proceedings. 1.8k ...
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  • 10
    Rectangle - Kris82868 · 6h Professor Emeritass [71] NTA. How is spitting in someone's food anything but disdain for them? 3.6k 3 ...
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    Rectangle - Zestyclose_Meeting_8 · 6h Certified Proctologist [28] 3 2 Awards NTA. These are not pranks - it's flat out abuse that he's recording and uploading for clout. 6.2k 3 ...
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    Rectangle - StAlvis · 6h Prime Ministurd [463] A 14 Awards NTA Lately, he's been doing some weird pranks Eww. he says everyone does these pranks They don't. it's fun and uplifting It isn't. he didn't know l'd react this way He did. it was unfair that I stop cooking. It's not. 4 16.6k ...
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