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Entitled Boyfriend Criticizes Girlfriend’s Cooking, Going as Far as Making a PowerPoint Presentation to ‘Help’ Her, Despite Him Not Being Able to Boil Water
Welcome back ladies and gentlemen of the internet. For some people, food is their love language. Cooking with your partner is intimate and meaningful, you can open a bottle, rehash your days, and even start conversations about your innermost desires. Feeling like you're taking care of your partner and nurturing them is a special way of expressing your love. What happens when your partner becomes critical of your culinary skills? It can be a hard pill to swallow if your love language is cooking and eating together.
This brings us to the Reddit thread. In this thread, the original poster (OP) is a woman who's been with her boyfriend for two years and always cooked for him. He's suddenly revealed a feeling he's been hiding regarding her cooking. Instead of talking to her about it in a normal way, he pulls up an entire PowerPoint presentation, including a slide of Gordon Ramsay. Should she dump him?