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AITAH for no longer meal prepping portions for my wife?
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![My [26m] wife [25f] and I are newly married, and we have lived together for a year. We get along well, and I can count on one hand how many times we've actually argued about something consequential (obviously excluding joke arguments).](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAI=)
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Not only is it incredibly hurtful for her to throw away her husband's homecooked meals instead of eating them, it's absolutely disrespectful and wasteful resourcefully and financially to throw it out! I mean, who does that? It's really extreme. Why didn't she just tell him she's not eating it and prefers to eat at restaurants? She's causing a lot of drama that didn't need to happen.
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I can't believe this woman. It's such a gift to have someone cook for you, and everyone knows that for many people cooking is their love language. I remember growing up and my dad loved cooking so much, I could tell how much he appreciated his food. Though he might not have been the most expressive with words, his love language was definitely cooking for others. If I didn't eat every single last bite he would come up to me with sad eyes asking, “You didn't like it?” Everyone should appreciate the efforts to cook for others.
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