Wife Takes Slice Of Cake Before Party, Can't Understand Why She's Wrong

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Eric Lund
Nov 5, 2021 5:00 PM EDT

The moral philosophers of the internet had a field day with this lady who tried to use her unborn baby as an excuse for why she took a chunk out of her mother in law's surprise party cake. Maybe if she was willing to see the error of her ways she'd get more sympathy, but the fact that she doubled down and thinks she's in the right on this one makes this cake debacle even better. For some more cake drama, here's a vegan coworker who refused to eat a highly suspicious cake and made their coworker cry.

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    Font - Posted by u/ThrowraDH467422 17 hours ago 2 2 2 6 28 62 4 j2 02 AITA for telling my husband he overreacted over a piece of cake? Hi. So my husband m32 and I f24 are expecting our first baby together (I'm 7 months in). My inlaws are lovely people. My mother in law had some not so major fight with her husband and has been staying with us for few days. Her birthday was yesterday and because of her emotional and mental state my husband decided to throw her a surprise party and invite his sibli
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    Font - some snack I was craving really badly but he didn't get them. To be honest I got a bit tempted whenever I looked at the cake and decided to cut a small piece of it. I didn't think it was a big deal til my husband saw it and flipped out asking why I ruined the cake and cur a piece of it. I said I was sorry but was craving something sweet. He said that was supposed to be his mothers birthday cake and I embarrassed him by taking a piece of it instead of waiting til the party in just few hour
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    Font - I looked at him and told him he overreacted over a piece of cake and asked if a piece of cake was more important than his son and that I was sure his mom will understand that I took my piece of cake in advance because I really couldn't help myself but he said this wasn't about me and I have to just admit I messed up and ruined his work then went upstairs. I refused to come of the room to celebrate after he told me to stay there and I explained to his mom what happened and she didn't say a
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    Font - 合4路4 needtoknowbasis edited 10h & 98 More Asshole Enthusiast [7] h asked if a piece of cake was more important than his son Stop trying to manipulate him. Your unborn son did not want the cake. You did. You know good and well if someone cut a piece of your birthday cake before you even got a chance to see it, you would have a b*tch fit. YTA
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    Rectangle - Expensive_Fee696 · 16h 2 Partassipant [2] Honey you tripping if you think you are not the AH here. Apologize and be done with this. Your husband is absolutely right. You lack impulse control and you not only embarrassed him you embarrassed yourself. YTA
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    Rectangle - bonniebluest - 18h Pooperintendant [55] I gotta say YTA. You don't eat someone's cake before they get a chance to... Especially a birthday cake. It's a jerk move.
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    Font - mespinozamedrano · 18h YTA, I understand cravings, but you are an adult and not a 3 year old unable to control herself, and if you were craving something sweet so bad just call uber eats or whatever is available and get something for yourself instead ruining a cake meant for someone else
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    Human body - PixiesGem - 18h YTA don't be so manipulative. To act like they don't care about your son because they are angry about the cake is a real d' k move as well. YTA for that too.
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    Rectangle - moondoggie1960 · 18h Asske Enthusiast [7] YTA x10. You don't carve into someone's birthday cake before it's been presented. PERIOD. Pregnancy isn't an excuse for bad behavior.
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    Font - imarebelpilot - 18h Asshle Enthusiast [5] YTA, are you really trying to make it sound like this is a life or death situation and if you didn't eat that cake then you would starve (thus bring harm to your baby)? Lady, no. You are absolutely the AH. Apologize to your husband AND your MIL.
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    Rectangle - caggybandicoot - 18h Pooperintendant [68] YTA. You helped yourself to cake that wasn't yours and then doubled down when your husband, quite rightfully, got angry with you. You owe your husband and mother-in-law a proper apology and you need to learn some self-control.
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    Font - bella070403 - 18h · edited 18h S YTA. You couldn't have found ANYTHING else to eat? Of course he didn't want to bring out a cake for his mom that has a piece cut out of it, that looks really tacky. You seem like one of those people that thinks you can use the pregnancy card to get away with crap that would never be acceptable otherwise. So annoying.
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    Font - StrangelyEstranged93 - 18h Partassipant [2] I have been pregnant three times. Blaming your husband for not getting you a sweet snack, eating your MILS surprise birthday cake for her surprise birthday party that your husband organized to cheer her up and then getting mad for your husband's reaction makes you a colossal AH. You are not a toddler with uncontrollable cravings. You were being an inconsiderate jerk. ETA you don't have any means of transportation or anything within walking dista
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