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Today, I spent an hour making my favorite work lunches, then portioning them out so I could have them all week. I later came home to a pile of empty containers. My girlfriend said, "Sorry, I got the munchies. Also, can you please do the dishes?" FML
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JackWood 21
Either you're a push over or she's entitled. Have a good life.
RichardPencil 32
No, you do the dishes and go out and buy me lunch, woman!
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Comments (8)
cuz803 46
Well...at least you're able to satisfy your girlfriend's hunger? That can be a plus...
JackWood 21
Either you're a push over or she's entitled. Have a good life.
RichardPencil 32
No, you do the dishes and go out and buy me lunch, woman!
n3rdn3ss 8
Exactly that!
UsernameNotRandom 10
So, you spent an hour making lunches for a week (I assume 5 days) and she ate them all at once? She knew they weren't hers and you have work, but she demolished them anyway and then just said "oops". I'd be sending her back out for more ingredients and she can make them all again for you at her expense. The sheer entitlement is astounding. Please don't let her get away with it otherwise she will walk over you for everything. I've been with my partner 9 years and still double check about anything in the fridge, as does he. She's rude.
D J's MOM 17
I'm still trying to get over the fact that a girl (let alone a guy) can actually eat all of that food just for the munchies. btw, i would have been PISSED as hell. in top of all that, she wanted you to do the dishes?!?! she has no respect for you. that's bullshit. time to reevaluate your relationship
HouseOfM 8
Get out now it's going to get worse. She doesn't respect you. This is a red flag.
Hangryko 32
Honestly, it's likely best you end the relationship.
Brightside86 31
Sounds like you just need to set expectations around shared food space. As relationships go this is barely a blip of an issue.