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Today, I took my girlfriend out for lunch, and I asked her if I could have a bite of her meal. She took it to mean I was calling her fat, and stormed out. FML

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sweetprettykitty 10

Bitches be trippin.

How could you asking for a bite of her food possibly make her think that? That is so illogical I can't even think of a reason.

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what a fattitude! FYL

Decent pun, but still not a good idea. The thumbs, they seem angry.

You sure you only and exactly said "can I have a bite?" Nothing else she could've misinterpreted? ;)

That's very peculiar. Nothing offensive was said. Women man. Perhaps there is more to the story we don't know. I just don't get it. And I am a lady.

Emotions... she seems to be worried about what you think about her, some women think way too much and when she's insecure even normal comments will seem like an attack on her... just try talking to her it could be something totally unrelated that's eating at her

sometimes people subconsciously project how they feel

If she's that self conscious she needs help

robertmil90 10

wait. ..what? no really what?

Hormones or existing insecurity that she takes every food/weight reference towards herself as a negative. Either way, just talk to her.

Why not just order more food? You should know by now women are very sensitive about food and their weight. I hope you have deep bank accounts. You are going to have to make it up to her

I don't really think that's fair though. He just wanted a bite of her food. He didn't ask anything unreasonable and definitely not rude. Sure some girls are sensitive about their weight, but the way his gf reacted is totally overboard. She seems to have some serious self-image issues, and rather than just buying his own food to avoid the problem, I think it would be better for him to talk to her about her issues. Her insecurities won't just disappear, and if he doesn't support her and help her face them, they'll only get worse.

InfiniteSecret 20

Really making generalisations and saying he has to buy her stuff because of this. That messed up.

So it's ok for women to take a man's food but not the other way around?

InfiniteSecret 20

It is okay both ways, depending on the people. Some people don't like people taking their food, some don't mind it. There isn't one rule for everyone