Woman's Mother-In-Law Storms Out Of The House After Woman Ate All The Food, Leaving Nothing For Her
"Why couldn't she have just asked directly instead of going around all these circles in the first place?"
Maryjane
- Published in Interesting
Once more, it's that time of the month. You discover that you consume a few extra slices of pizza in addition to devouring every french fry in sight.
Then, in an effort to feel better, you grab for the bag of chips and the bar of chocolate. If you identify with this, you are not alone in feeling this way because it is a very typical sensation.
There are people whose appetite tend to be on the increase on the days before their period or even during their periods. The OP in today's AITA story is one of them.
They usually do intermittent fasting, meaning they don't eat after 5 p.m., but when the OP is on her period, her appetite gets several times bigger. One day, she craved for some chicken sandwiches and asked her mother-in-law if she wanted any, but she said no, only for her to want one after the OP had finished eating her own.
The OP offered to make a new one but discovered that they were all out of chilli. After trying to get one, she called her husband, who told her to just buy one instead.
She offered it to her mother-in-law, who once again said she wasn't interested. The OP ate it, and we went to bed, only to wake up and discover that the muffin was gone.
Read on to know how the whole story unfolded.
The OP writes:
u/throwaway7mrWhen the OP's mother-in-law law came into the kitchen again, the plate was already wiped clean
u/throwaway7mrEven after looking at several convenience stores, the OP couldn't find the brand
u/throwaway7mrShe won't be putting her foot in our house ever again for the amount of disrespect the OP showed her
u/throwaway7mrThe Reddit post was upvoted over 10k times with 1.9k comments. Here are some of the upvoted ones for you to read through below.
RedditIt guarantees a no win outcome
RedditYou went out of your way for her
RedditShe said she does not eat take out
RedditHe could have been a better host since he knows her better
RedditWhy do they feel entitled to get angry?
RedditShe cooks with the intention of feeding more than herself
RedditHer words definitely means the opposite
RedditThe OP would have been in trouble no matter what
RedditWhy didn't you read her mind or anticipate the future?
RedditYou went above and beyond
RedditHe was okay with you running around at midnight for his mom
RedditAre you supposed to read her mind?
RedditIt's obvious that there's a much deeper problem
RedditYou have every right to eat it
RedditNever to find even a crumb of sandwich
RedditYou're not required to make or store her a meal
RedditShe is capable of making her own food
RedditYou have every reason to be confused
RedditIf they don't want any, they don't get any
RedditPeople who have compulsive eating have a strong, uncontrollable drive to consume huge quantities of food, eat quickly, or consume food when they are not hungry. Binge eating is a common term to describe this.
Redditors didn't blame the OP for her actions, as her MIL clearly said she didn't want any. Drop your replies about this story in the comments below.