Food pusher continually offers sweets to coworkers despite being constantly refused, doesn't take no for an answer: 'She just keeps pushing and pushing and it gets really triggering'

Food is a love language. Nothing like baking some bread for a pal and feeling like the best friend in the world. You've put your love and labor into every step, and you know they can feel that when they take a bite. Making food for someone is one of the easiest and simplest ways to show someone you care for them. But there is, of course, a line. Everyone has different relationships to food. And a great number of people have difficult relationships with food. When you continually offer food to someone it can be a trigger, a reminder of their struggles, or at least a small nuisance. 

Nobody likes feeling forced into doing something, especially by someone they don't know that well. But that's the situation one found themselves in when a pesky coworker wouldn't take no for an answer. Read on for the details and decide what you would have done.

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