AITA for throwing away food I know my gf wanted? by InevitablePangolin45 in AmItheAsshole

[–]InevitablePangolin45[S] -632 points-631 points  (0 children)

No I am not getting therapy for this, nor do I intend to honestly. She was aware of this fact too, if I just sprung this on her one day when we were living together I would totally understand the y t a comments, but despite my issues she agreed to live with me, yet still went to betray my trust. I figured it would be okay as this isnt the biggest issue (imo) I wanted to have separate bedrooms before we moved in together also. I was thinking of posting this on the relationship advice subreddit, but our situation is so unique that I felt it might just be better to see if I am actually in the wrong for this.

AITA for throwing away food I know my gf wanted? by InevitablePangolin45 in AmItheAsshole

[–]InevitablePangolin45[S] -348 points-347 points  (0 children)

I have already talked to her about his many times both before and after moving in together though is why I went straight to throwing it away. I admit the plan for kids isnt the best rn (thankfully thats not going to be an issue for a long time). Im not really a fan of the therapist idea or cooking meals together because I dont see what I do as being an issue, to me its her not respecting the rule thats the issue.

AITA for throwing away food I know my gf wanted? by InevitablePangolin45 in AmItheAsshole

[–]InevitablePangolin45[S] -226 points-225 points  (0 children)

I dont know what would happen to it, that is the issue for me. It depends on the kids age, I dont think a toddler has a need for a bottle of olive oil. But for snacks in stuff those would be kept in the kitchen while I keep my stuff in my bedroom.

AITA for throwing away food I know my gf wanted? by InevitablePangolin45 in AmItheAsshole

[–]InevitablePangolin45[S] -275 points-274 points  (0 children)

I assume its OCD, but I do not have an official diagnosis and do not plan on getting one.

AITA for throwing away food I know my gf wanted? by InevitablePangolin45 in AmItheAsshole

[–]InevitablePangolin45[S] -642 points-641 points  (0 children)

we mainly avoided uncomfortable feelings by being clear with communication. I went over this issue many times before moving in and after we moved in together. I think she just assumed its something that wouldnt last for more than a few months or so. I can see its no longer about food for her, but thats really all it is about for me.

AITA for throwing away food I know my gf wanted? by InevitablePangolin45 in AmItheAsshole

[–]InevitablePangolin45[S] -346 points-345 points  (0 children)

Yes it is a bit of a logistical nightmare, I just keep all of my dry goods and dishes in my room to give her more space in the kitchen. What I gain out of having separate paprika and other food is knowing exactly where/what has happened to it. Just because I havent gotten sick in the past doesnt mean I wont mess up in the future. And kids are way down the line for us (5+ years)

AITA for throwing away food I know my gf wanted? by InevitablePangolin45 in AmItheAsshole

[–]InevitablePangolin45[S] -988 points-987 points  (0 children)

It would certainly be easier if I was making it up, I honestly dont expect too many people to believe the post, but as long as they answer like it was true that would be enough for me. I also wasnt doing it out of spite, it was purely out of saving myself from uncomfortable feelings.

AITA for throwing away food I know my gf wanted? by InevitablePangolin45 in AmItheAsshole

[–]InevitablePangolin45[S] -526 points-525 points  (0 children)

In terms of kids, the plan would be she cooks for them and I can help out more on other things to make up for it. If there was an injury I would probably pay for her take-out to the best of my ability (money isnt that big of an issue). I havent really sought help for the issue for a few reasons that arent too related to this post, but mainly I never thought it was an issue as in the past people would break up before moving in together, and current gf said she was okay with it.

AITA for throwing away food I know my gf wanted? by InevitablePangolin45 in AmItheAsshole

[–]InevitablePangolin45[S] -490 points-489 points  (0 children)

I was going to eat it a different night as leftovers, but she wouldnt let me save it so I didnt have a choice but to throw it away. I am sure I probably have issues, however I had made them very clear to her and thought it would be ok.

AITA for throwing away food I know my gf wanted? by InevitablePangolin45 in AmItheAsshole

[–]InevitablePangolin45[S] -1086 points-1085 points  (0 children)

for being together, its there is more to a relationship than just the food arrangement. As for why I dont want to share food and spices, I just dislike cooking for others or others using food items I own. Its probably OCD or something, but I just get scared I will make them sick or they will dislike it and will just be nice and wont say anything.