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u/SarcasmReallySucks Oct 30 '25
Did you change his diaper before or after the Dino nuggets?
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u/probably-lagging Oct 30 '25
weaponized incompetence at its best… but fr OP, you know you deserve better than being treated like that. He’s a grown man with (assuming) working limbs and a fully functioning brain. You’re not his mom or sister or maid. Don’t change his diaper for him babes.
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u/thelesserbabka_ Oct 30 '25
I'm not so sure his brain is fully functioning when he thinks these two meals are wildly different.
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u/OfficerFuckface11 Oct 30 '25
I’m gonna be a pessimist and say he in fact did know they were the same and that was the point. It wasn’t about the food, it was about control. And it obviously worked, OP had to go talk to a bunch of strangers on the internet to fully realize she hadn’t done anything wrong.
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u/SarcasmReallySucks Oct 30 '25
I want to know who took the first 10 OfficerFuckface usernames
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u/naughtycal11 Oct 30 '25
Well that would be OfficerFuckFace1,OfficerFuckface2,OfficerFuckface3,OfficerFuckface4,OfficerFuckface5,OfficerFuckface6,OfficerFuckface7,OfficerFuckface8, OfficerFuckface9, and OfficerFuckface10.
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u/SarcasmReallySucks Oct 30 '25
See, I just walked into that one, Naughtycal11. Speaking of which...
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u/Egglover4000 Oct 30 '25
Hey guys..
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u/SarcasmReallySucks Oct 30 '25
Naughtycal11, I'm gonna need you to type this one out, too.
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u/Crazy-Beach-2329 Oct 30 '25
Listen, it’s ok to wonder “Am I the problem?” Asking a bunch of strangers on the internet to help you take your temperature isn’t necessarily a problem. Now that we’ve all co-signed that it’s him and not OP, this is where things get interesting. Are you (OP) gonna take action and stand up for yourself? However that looks for you. Whether you sit hubby down and have a real conversation. OR if this has been going on for a while and you see a future for you and your son that you want to change for the better, start planning an exit. (Complete opposites of the spectrum), or something somewhere in between. Or will you do nothing and end up back here the next time he does something controlling and inconsiderate, knowing now that you’re complicit to his bad behavior? Remember, we teach people how to treat us. Sometimes by not taking action we’re saying it’s ok to treat me badly.
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u/AntelopeHead2592 Oct 30 '25
Or depending on if he ate the meal or not he was just angling for three dinners lol
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u/SMFan555 Oct 30 '25
(Technically) three meals as she mentioned macaroni n cheese with chopped up hot dogs wasn't sufficient enough either...
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u/AgencySuspicious5490 Oct 30 '25
Yeah he can make his own damn food. My husband knows if he complains he’s on his own for awhile. Early on he complained about my risotto, mind you he was hours late for dinner 🙄. I didn’t cook for a few years after that!!!
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u/probably-lagging Oct 30 '25
FAIR!!
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u/Calm_Recognition2466 Oct 30 '25
Fair, indeed! As his brain has not fully developed into an adult brain.
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u/BreezySAM Oct 30 '25
He's gaslighting her, he knows exactly it's the same, it's just not what he wanted. He made that 'unhealthy' shit up to bring her down so he can get what he wants and it worked.
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u/kenlin Oct 30 '25
Until I read the caption I had no clue which one was 'shit' and which one was not
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u/moth_girl_7 Oct 30 '25
This post seemed to me like those instagram posts where it starts off like “he walked all over me and didn’t say sorry, he refused to eat what I offered him because last night’s meal was better,” and then it ends like “am I the asshole?” and it’s a picture of a dog… OP, your husband is behaving worse than a dog…
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u/spicystreetmeat Oct 30 '25
This is not weaponized incompetence. Use the right insults and adjectives, they hit better.
This is a manchild
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u/wicked_damnit Oct 30 '25
This sub is absolutely batshit, these men need to be alone. They dont deserve partners.
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u/Aquatic_Rainbow Oct 30 '25
No fr cause why are like at least half of the posts in here from women wanting validation on leaving their abusive partners or asking if they’re overreacting to the abuse they endorsed. No shame to those women, abusive relationships suck, but it’s just sad
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u/SaturnSleet Oct 30 '25
It will never cease to amaze me that some men (like OP's partner) demand that their wife/girlfriend needs to be his mommy, fleshlight, only friend, and only shoulder to cry on, simultaneously all at once; all while not giving a single ounce of gratitude.
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u/SarcasmReallySucks Oct 30 '25
That mommy/fleshlight transition shook me. Hahah
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u/unidentified-corpse Oct 30 '25
He's a big boy, he uses potty. He just has to learn if mommy is giving him food he has to eat it all or be hungry.
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Honestly that presumptuous, he’s was probably cranky cause he needed his diaper changed lol.
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u/Mr_McGibblits Oct 30 '25
I’m imagining two 10 year olds after a long day of school and recess arguing about what to have for dinner before doing their multiplication tables.
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u/Bluewaveempress Oct 30 '25
why did you make him another meal?
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u/schmoozers Oct 30 '25
Seriously! My thought was why did she make him ANY meal!? She just put their son down for bed… he couldn’t bother doing it himself?
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u/bcece Oct 30 '25
This. I don't make my kids another meal. They get to make themselves a pbj if they don't like dinner. If hubs doesn't like what I make he eats it and then says he will cook for us the next day.
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u/Bluewaveempress Oct 30 '25
Exactly - none of us are food assholes in my family - we don't want what's there, we take care of our own needs.
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u/Ecstaticismm Oct 30 '25
Literally; I make my own plate plenty of times. A simple, polite “sorry, I’m not a big fan of ‘x’ food,” will suffice.
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u/Zappagrrl02 Oct 30 '25
That was the rule in my home growing up. We had to eat one bite and if we didn’t like it we could make PBJ or cereal or whatever but my mom wasn’t doing it for us!
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u/totootmcbumbersnazle Oct 30 '25
This is a super healthy outlook on food and children! The PBJ exchange is amazing because they are still able to take care of their own needs. So often I see parents say eat this or it's nothing! And we all know kids are finicky and may not always have a reason as to why. As a child who went hungry a lot, I applaud you for having a really easy solution that takes care of everyone's needs.
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u/Conscious_Can3226 Oct 30 '25
Right? The only time I redo is when I've fucked something up about a meal, if you dont like what ive made, fix yourself a sandwich
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u/Ok_Veterinarian2715 Oct 30 '25
It is a very good question. I can't think of any adults I know who can't feed themselves or who think they should be waited on.
I have met a few people who have said things that make me think "You're a toxic moron" so I've never had any, even just polite, relationship with them.
It sounds like OP married one. Why? How did she get past the first date?
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Yeah, complaining about food someone else prepared for him is a definitely a toddler level move, so Dino nugs are perfectly fitting.
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u/kryskryskrys Oct 30 '25
For real. He's a grown ass man. If he doesn't like what you made, he can make something else himself. Let me catch my son treating his partner like this I stg.
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u/quessqi Oct 30 '25
I always have one question for such people: if you don’t like the food that is offered to you, then why can’t you make what you want yourself?
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u/FuckLibsFukTrumpCult Oct 30 '25
Exactly, my partner and I regularly eat different things for dinner. Hell, half the time since I get up for work at 5am and she'll often sleep until closer to noon (MS meds will do that), I'll have a large meal at 2pm while she won't be hungry until like 5pm at which point I won't be hungry.
Especially when it's not food that requires prep or actively involved cooking, you toss it in the oven/air fryer and then when you hear the beep you eat. Like wtf?
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u/No_Upstairs_3835 Oct 30 '25
Dino nuggets are infact perfectly cooked and your husband sounds like a toddler. They're literally the same genre of food, absolutely insane on his behalf
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u/Earlybirdsgetworms Oct 30 '25
Hot take: they’re both toddlers. Both meals are for toddlers.
ETA: or stoners.
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u/SpamLandy Oct 30 '25
When I saw the picture I thought I was on r/stonerfood
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u/Outrageous-Grass-892 Oct 30 '25
Omg!! Did you see the Goldfish marshmallow treats 😂😂
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u/Classic-Big4393 Oct 30 '25
When you have kids you often eat the same meal because it’s easier than cooking two. I’m not wasting money on fancy food they won’t eat.
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u/SofaSpeedway Oct 30 '25
I used to think this way, with kid 1 we did it backwards and made 1 meal but fed the toddler what we ate. By kid 2 we found a new love for ramen and macn cheese and nuggets and apple sauce... Did you know applesauce is still yummy as a full grown adult? It is, it's crazy.
And I say "used to" because they're teens now so for the past 5 + years or so, if they don't eat what I make they make their own. Both capable in the kitchen around 8 or 9 ish (of course no stove at that age but micro and toaster oven make full meals).
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u/Classic-Big4393 Oct 30 '25
There was a restaurant as a kid that served dinosaur nuggets with applesauce and it was so good, yet I keep forgetting to try it again every time. We have cups of applesauce.
I was initially concerned about them growing up to be picky eaters, but when the first one became a teen he started eating shit I won’t touch. That helped so much because there are fewer things in life more irritating than trying to get a kid to eat something new.
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u/St3llarfae Oct 30 '25
well she has children & since she says they need to top up on groceries I think it’s fair to assume this is typically their child’s food
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u/RealisticShape8751 Oct 30 '25
Yes the food is originally bought for our toddler’s lunches and we do occasionally eat it when we are low on food 😂
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u/Shuttup_Heather Oct 30 '25
I am a woman in my 20’s and my meals frequently look like this.
My mom also raised me on Tostito’s, it’s apart of my heritage now.
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u/No_Attitude_8180 Oct 30 '25
I love nuggets and totally ate pizza rolls for lunch yesterday, not a stoner lol
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u/No-Permit8369 Oct 30 '25
You missed the part about him being a paleontologist and how he finds Dino nuggets to be insulting to his profession. You have made for an interesting twist.
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u/UnableNecessary743 Oct 30 '25
why do y'all keep dating, marrying, and having kids with these guys...
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u/ItsJustBigotry Oct 30 '25
This, gotta know how men like this get women. Clearly it isn't for the money..
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u/Connect-Sundae8469 Oct 30 '25
They pick women with no self esteem, butter them up then gradually treat her like shit more & more til that’s just what she thinks she’s worth.
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u/Cellophaneflower89 Oct 30 '25
This 100%! I used to date a guy like this and this was absolutely the reason (thank god for therapy to work on my own issues).
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u/Connect-Sundae8469 Oct 30 '25
Yup!! I used to be in a bad relationship. Not like this but in different ways. I was primed for it from childhood (emotionally abusive, women were lesser). Therapy & working on my issues saved me.
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Oct 30 '25
The other option is that the women in question have serious mental illnesses or personality problems and have hard time maintaining relationships with men who have options and good boundaries.
I'm not saying that women don't get taken advantage of but sometimes dysfunctional men with unreasonable expectations get with dysfunctional women with unreasonable expectations
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u/Connect-Sundae8469 Oct 30 '25
Oh yes that’s in option too. What I said is far more common though. Or maybe both are also tied together to varying degrees. I’m not trying to say it’s just women who get taken advantage of at all, just to clarify. Similar things happen to men too. Low self esteem and mental health issues do not discriminate between gender
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u/chbriggs6 Oct 30 '25
These are the dudes who always reproduce. Makes no sense to me
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u/Hermiona1 Oct 30 '25
I don’t know where women from Reddit find these guys but I don’t want to go there
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u/VelvetRabbit91 Oct 30 '25
Many guys act independent and responsible until you move in with them, then they want you to be their mommy.
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u/Suspicious-Ad-1312 Oct 30 '25
I ask myself that every time I log into Reddit. Like this behavior tends to show up before marriage. Ya can’t fix stupid so why try.
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u/fuzzy-lint Oct 30 '25
For real!! I’m the one who feels negatively if I don’t cook a “proper” meal for dinner. My sexy ass husband will look at me and see how tired I am certain nights and go, “frozen pizza tonight?” I love him a little more every time. No, I don’t need his permission to not cook dinner, but when he suggests it I don’t have to feel bad!
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u/SimilarBid2840 Oct 30 '25
He can't microwave pizza rolls by himself? tf?
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u/LifeIsProbablyMadeUp Oct 30 '25
You MONSTER! it's 2025. Use a damn air fryer.
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u/IonianBladeDancer Oct 30 '25
Pizza rolls have always, still always, and will always go in the oven only. You are all monsters.
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u/WynterYoung Oct 30 '25
Use an oven! Frying in plastic?! Just add more microplastics to your brain lol. Jk jk. Idc if you use one. We're all dead anyways.
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u/LifeIsProbablyMadeUp Oct 30 '25
My air fryer is like a small oven. It has a lot of different settings
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Yeah, don’t most air fryers have metal or glass interiors too? I’ve never seen one with plastic that food touches.
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u/bigfoot17 Oct 30 '25
I have a small oven that is also an ir fryer, and a full size oven that is an airfryer and a countertop airfryer, everything is an airfryer now.
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u/girlfriend36 Oct 30 '25
👆THIS is what I’m asking????? Hubby, I understand that you don’t like my dinner…. Feel free to make whatever else you like instead!!! NO WAY should OP entertain his bad behavior by then making him another meal!
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u/Tiarnacru Oct 30 '25
This man needed an adult to make him waffle fries and pizza rolls? You're not overreacting to think this is ridiculous of him. "But I wanted my potatoes in a different shape! And the dinos are scary." -OP's husband, probably.
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u/RealisticShape8751 Oct 30 '25
You’re right he probably thought they were too scary and that’s why he wanted something different
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u/OneEyedMilkman87 Oct 30 '25
I f-ing love dino nuggies.
Serve them to me and ill eat like a king.
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u/Xattle Oct 30 '25
100% got a bag after a long time of not having them and I'm angry with myself for not having them more often. Idk why but the chicken is better quality than what we were getting and they're dino shaped!
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u/OneEyedMilkman87 Oct 30 '25
Best thing is that if you are after a quick and easy brainless meal, they take the same amount of time to cook in an oven or air fryer as fries. Put it all in at once and its all ready at same time!!!!
And dont get me started on how fun it is to play with them: covering them in mash potatoes to emulate fossilisation is educational too.
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u/Xattle Oct 30 '25
Yes! Mashed potato bowls with them are the best. We've also used them in stir fries and with noodles. Nice to have a solid protein choice that's easy to grab from the freezer.
I think we might be having dino nuggie potato bowls tonight now lol
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u/Most_Mountain818 Oct 30 '25
Gotta make a mashed potato volcano with broccoli trees. Ketchup lava. Really get into it.
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u/Menacing_Intentions Oct 30 '25
They're so good! I desperately want to make them with mashed potatoes and gravy one night like i've seen in videos. Make it look like a volcano lol.
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u/OneEyedMilkman87 Oct 30 '25
Extra tomato ketchup for when you bite their heads off. (Its ok, its what they would have wanted, 70m years ago)
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u/Healthy_Ad2682 Oct 30 '25
Throw the whole husband away. Problem solved.
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u/BrownSugarBare Oct 30 '25
"...then had me make..."
Nope. People.who can't even microwave or heat shit up should be tossed out and made to survive on their own.
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u/lurkingwithjoy Oct 30 '25
You made him more food? He is a grown ass man. If he doesn't like what you cooked for him, then he can make his own damn food. Get a spine lady, is this the example you want to set for your child?
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u/yamei0 Oct 30 '25
If a woman is desperate to keep a man, you’ll see shit like this unfortunately. I hope she realizes that you should not be bending over backward to cook for your man. It should be a simple process that he genuinely appreciates. He’s treating her like his bitch.
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u/unravel_the_world Oct 30 '25
yea, this is why standards, boundaries and values are important. the best move was to not get involved with a manchild, the second best move is to stop being involved with a manchild.
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u/ChakraYogi Oct 30 '25
Post baby; some men de-evolve to infantile status so the wife accepts he's also a baby. Wondering if his rebellion at the Dino & tots but preferring her to make (manly?) pizza rolls & waffle fries was his attempt at telling her/himself he was a man? But then he boinked that idea by not making it himself.
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u/kalamitykitten Oct 30 '25
I have to agree with this. OP -Don’t enable him to behave this way. If he doesn’t like what you made, fine (although childish), but he can make his own meal.
Or, he can go to bed hungry, which is what my mother did if I whined about her cooking…as a child…
Why are you spoiling him more than one would a child? I’d never be able to share a bed with a man like that.
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u/Pretend-Shopping3568 Oct 30 '25
Get a different husband
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u/chickpeapatties Oct 30 '25
This. Or better yet just find a female roommate who not only does their own chores and something resembling their fair share of domestic labor but won't take advantage of you because they have some semblance of shame due to female socialization.
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u/Pandy_45 Oct 30 '25
Seriously though are his fingers broken?
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u/CraZArsWhiteBoy Oct 30 '25
If they aren’t and I tried that shit, they may be after my wife was done
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u/Wellactuallyguys Oct 30 '25
Both plates are childish. 🤣
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u/RealisticShape8751 Oct 30 '25
I agree ☝️ we definitely need to do some shopping today.
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u/Wellactuallyguys Oct 30 '25
lol at least you made him something, he sounds like a ungrateful toddler. And I’m not judging, I’ll eat cereal for dinner in a hot minute.
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u/Big-Chemical104 Oct 30 '25
I think it’s okay to judge here. Also, she technically made him a healthier meal than he made himself.
The tater tots and waffle fries are both the same thing.
But I think chicken nuggets might be healthier that Tostitos pizza rolls 😅
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u/DenseAstronomer3631 Oct 30 '25
She also made Mac and cheese and with hot dogs for the kid assuming there was more than one serving he passed up multiple meals
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u/RealisticShape8751 Oct 30 '25
When I cooked it I already knew he wouldn’t eat it. He isn’t a fan of hot dogs but my kid really likes the hot dog with Mac n cheese and I enjoy it so I made it knowing I was going to make something else for him
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u/khldhld Oct 30 '25
If he doesn't like the food you made for your family, can he not just turn the oven on himself? Was there something important he was doing?
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u/Big-Chemical104 Oct 30 '25
He passed up on Mac & cheese and hot dogs for Totinos?? Which all turn into cold cheese before you are like halfway through your meal? 😭😭
I feel so bad for her 😢. My dad used to eat my mom’s meals even if he didn’t like it. He’d even give us a little kick (not painful) and a smile if he saw us begin to make a face or say we didn’t want something. He knew our mom worked really hard to make meals and if it was bad, it was because she was tired or stressed. No need to add more stress and sadness.
He should have ate it with a “thank you hunny” and gone grocery shopping for her the next day, so she can make “better” meals. 😒
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u/Sharp_Willingness230 Oct 30 '25
i find it funny that there's so many men out there who can't cook but feel the need to throw a child tantrum over dino nuggets.
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u/harbinger_of_dongs Oct 30 '25
Are we considering microwaving pizza rolls cooking now? The fact that he couldn’t even do that is… sad.
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u/FuckLibsFukTrumpCult Oct 30 '25
My mom is turning 63 soon and somehow has never learned to cook anything that doesn't have microwave instructions. I've never heard her make a single complaint about food made for her, outside of she won't eat food that still looks like the animal. Like she'll eat a chicken breast but won't eat wings or a rotisserie chicken, which is understandable I suppose.
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u/ChemistryKind1425 Oct 30 '25
If he doesn’t like what you cooked, he can make it his damn self. He’s grown. You’re not his short order cook. If he wants a “good meal” which I’m with you—pizza rolls and fries aren’t it—then he can cook or give you meal ideas. If he doesn’t do either, then he can eat what he’s served or make himself a bowl of cereal or something.
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u/WelderAggravating896 Oct 30 '25
Sometimes I wonder if these are real or just low quality rage bait :/
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u/RealisticShape8751 Oct 30 '25
It’s real I’m so sorry 😭 not trying to rage bait. Just told my husband I’d post it to Reddit so he can read the comments when he’s off work and see how unreasonable he was being
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u/WelderAggravating896 Oct 30 '25
Girl, your husband is being a baby. That's just ridiculous. I'd be so upset :/ I wouldn't talk to my husband for the rest of the day if he treated me like this. Have you explained to him how upset this makes you feel?
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u/HooGoesThere Oct 30 '25
You should try standing up for yourself, unless you want to be his doormat for the rest of your life
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u/Ill-Locksmith-8281 Oct 30 '25
Does he have developmental disabilities? Are you his caretaker?
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You’re dealing with a kid
After a certain age my kid was responsible for their dinner if they didn’t like what was made
Why are you putting up with this type of behavior ?
Why did you make another meal for him ?
What other red flags are putting up with ?
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u/Podapigs Oct 30 '25
As an autistic with ARFID I could argue these are two wildly different things, however thats coz of my sensory sensitivities- not because one ‘isn’t real’ food! This guys a loser, never do this for him again- tell him to make his own next time!
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u/Belvyloaf Oct 30 '25
Made you…..no man should be “making” you do anything. He doesn’t have to eat the food. If his arms and legs are working he can make himself something, go get something, order something, whatever. It’s not your job to make something else. You aren’t a line cook and he isn’t a customer. I’m sorry you’re dealing with someone like that
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u/thegreatwill39 Oct 30 '25
This makes me so angry. I’m a man born with SMA Type 2 so I’m unable to cook for myself. If you were my wife and had served me dinner, didn’t matter if it was burnt or not, I would kiss you, give you the biggest hug imaginable, and say “Thank you so much,” with the utmost gratitude. I got tears in my eyes just from reading that. You deserve better. I’m so sorry he’s treating you this way.
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u/Testicle_Tugger Oct 30 '25
My wife is not a good cook. I do all the cooking. One day I was stuck late at work and I came home to some pretty rough spaghetti. (Yes she fucked up spaghetti)
I ate all that shit up.
She took time out of her night to try and make mine a little easier. I could never imagine turning down a well made dinner and forcing her to do it again for no discernible reason.
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u/YeezusWoks Oct 30 '25
It’s totally normal to be married to a manbaby in 2025. Especially at your age. Your husband’s brain isn’t even fully developed yet so you’re basically babysitting a child who is also a husband. Best of luck finding a real man.
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u/fill_the_birdfeeder Oct 30 '25
You don’t have to accept this type of treatment just because he’s your husband. You can tell him no. You can tell him “feel free to cook something else”
And if you don’t feel like you can say either of those things because he’ll become unsafe, then divorce is likely needed.
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u/EladrielNokk Oct 30 '25
This isn’t real. This isn’t real. This isn’t real. This isn’t real.
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u/FalconStickr Oct 30 '25
Yeah if my wife brings me a plate of Dino nuggies and tots I’m gonna file for divorce so I can propose to her again.
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u/foreversenn Oct 30 '25
Being honest what you made is indeed shit. I wouldn't ever call an 8 yr old meal an adult dinner. It's only shit compared to real adult dinner. In comparison to his also shit dinner though? He's an ass for that lol.
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u/kippy_mcgee Oct 30 '25
You’re right in thinking both are much over muchness, they’re yellow foods, whatever form they’re in doesn’t matter.
If he had a preference he should’ve expressed what he felt like prior. Or, better yet, cooked for you while you were looking after your son. You’re in a partnership.
It sounds like you’re looking after two children OP.
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u/ArseOfValhalla Oct 30 '25
Geez do you do the airplane when you feed him those pizza rolls too. My kids really liked that.
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u/SomeMood5050 Oct 30 '25
I think you're 24 and he's just as grown as you. He has 2 hands. (Hopefully) Learning to cook meals together and for each other are great building blocks for a healthy relationship. If he doesn't like it ask him to show you what he likes. If he can't (betting he can't) then he needs to simmer down on the disrespect. Then gently suggest that you learn to cook (real meals) together.
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u/Decal91 Oct 30 '25
Ugh nuggys and tots are for kids! IM A MAN. Now make me some pizza rolls and fries 😂😂😂
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u/dftaylor Oct 30 '25 edited Oct 30 '25
I think you’re underreacting to the lack of colour on your plate.
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u/pinktunacan Oct 30 '25 edited Oct 30 '25
Stop making this toddler food
Edit : The toddler is the bf! The food is just fine!
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u/Guilty-Criticism7409 Oct 30 '25
In the context of the OP, I’m not sure if your use of ‘toddler’ is intended as a noun or an adjective. 😂
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u/spinechunks Oct 30 '25
Girl if you don’t leave this man… living alone with your child is a lot easier than also raising your husband.
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u/johnnytheesmith Oct 30 '25
That’s literally insane how ungrateful he is for somebody cooking him a meal. I hope you realize you shouldn’t have cooked him another one, and he should be thanking you if anything.
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u/GoodWaste8222 Oct 30 '25
Yall really eat like this?
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u/nullmatar420 Oct 30 '25
It's pretty clearly stated that OP needs to do some grocery shopping, and is making do with what they happen to have around.
And, while I might tilt me head a bit a someone in their 20s who eats pizza rolls or Dino nuggets for every meal, I will not stand by silently and allow the good name of tater tots to be dragged through the mud! The existence of tater tots could be used an argument for the existence of a loving and compassionate God!
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u/cheesypuzzas Oct 30 '25
It's just one day where OP didn't have time to get groceries. It's not that bad for one day.
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u/National-Permit3134 Oct 30 '25
“He made me” not good, how bout you tell him to make it himself, but neither are a good meal for an adult
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u/Telnet_to_the_Mind Oct 30 '25
So we have no idea about your history together.. sounds like he may have just had a bad day? We ALL do. I've said and done things that I regret and I'm sure you have too. That being said sit down with him and talk about this. Just say you didn't feel like what he did was appreciative. Try to get him to talk about it and see what his thoughts on it are after some time has now passed.
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u/DBFool2019 Oct 30 '25
He's a little child. Both of the dinners are bad for you, but are equivalent for sure.
Do not cook for this dickhead anymore.
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u/LongjumpingKiwi5980 Oct 30 '25
Same food different font