Picky manchild gets judged for forcing wife to cook him a separate dinner: 'Imagine how much her family hates him'

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Ally Perry • Writer and Editor
Jul 14, 2024 12:00 PM EDT

Food is underrated in its ability to make or break relationships. It's true of every stage of romance, from dinner and drinks being many peoples' preferred first date to who cooks when after you are married or cohabiting. While it's true that everyone has different tastes and you are not as likely to find a partner who likes absolutely everything that you do, it's an extra level of work when you shack up with somebody who is a picky eater. 

For one, this makes sharing food more difficult and if they aren't gracious about it, this can cause unnecessary stress. This seemed to be the conclusion when one woman shared a video of her husband being condescending after she cooked him spaghetti because he didn't want to eat her original Nigerian meal. It's one thing to dislike something, but it's quite another to go out of your way to make it somebody else's problem.

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    Saxa @09saxa 03 Jul • Replying to @PicturesFolder If he thinks it's so easy to cook two separate meals from scratch, he should try it.
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    NO CONTER No Context Reply Guy REPLY GUY @noncontextreply Replying to @PicturesFolder Follow how do you marry a nigerian woman while hating nigerian food
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    Jack-of-all-trades ❤ @Upliftingvision Follow Replying to @PicturesFolder Word 5 1 1 S 10 Adults who are "picky eaters" just adult You know the kind. Everyone wants to go try the new Indian restaurant and they protest, "I don't eat spicy. Can't we just get a hamburger?" Then, everyone reluctantly caves to the grown who eats like a four year old and goes to the burger joint. There they proceed to order a burger with only ketchup. It's not cute. It . They are so damned picky and expect everyone to
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    J.J. & @jljaniszewski 03 Jul Replying to @PicturesFolder Same guy Had to settle for delivery cause someone didn't feel like cooking tonight... .: @Bro.Pesci
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    Jonathan Caruso Follow @JonathanACaruso Replying to @PicturesFolder The entitlement in the "was that so difficult"
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    • Jul: Dr. David Baker @davidcanzuk 03 Jul : Replying to @PicturesFolder 1) Eat your wife's cooking like an adult. But, conversely, 2) Stop partner shaming on the internet, and sort out your issues in private like an adult.
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    dr_land @kag_land 03 Jul Replying to @Pictures Folder *man-child forces wife to cook to meals because it's not moms spaghetti.
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    Lisa Salinas @IAm LisaSalinas 04 Jul ⚫ Replying to @PicturesFolder When I was newly married with stars in my eyes, my husband didn't want what I made for dinner. I offered to make something else, but he didn't know what he wanted. After about the third time this happened, I quit cooking. I made my own dinner and that was it.
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    Dunkie @DaddyDunk82.03 Jul Replying to @PicturesFolder Make him cook his own food. It's as simple as that.
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    M Julie * @Julie Kennis2 03 Jul Replying to @PicturesFolder Good practice for when you have kids
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    WYP Sturgeon's Law @Sturgeons_Law ⚫ 03 Jul If you don't like Nigerian food, something is wrong with you.
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    christoph @Halalcoholism .04 Jul This is potentially an all-time discourse generator as it unites numerous other fruitful discourses under one umbrella. "Criticising picky eaters is ableist❞ "White ppl don't season their food” "Non-whites eat ethnic slop" "Not liking spicy food is racist" Also this dude
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    lissi al gaib @sumb tches 03 Jul . Imagine how much her family hates him
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    chris@uhhhchristopher 03 Jul "was that so hard" i'm grinding glass up in his food i can tell you that much
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    sara hinkley @boneysoups 04 Jul . If you can eat a starch and a tomato-y sauce you can eat a starch and a tomato-y sauce
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    Abdirahman @ozziethewiiz⚫ 04 Jul I don't like the way he was speaking to her
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