Katharina Buczek
“I told her that she should [pay for it] because it would just be nice of her to do– since I get that she gets cravings, but it is not like she is pregnant with my kid or we live together,” he vented.
His girlfriend was not happy after he said that, though, and she ended up leaving his apartment right afterward.
According to him, she also left half of his favorite meal uneaten, and he refused to touch the rest because of all the stuff his girlfriend had put on it.
Although, the drama was still not over– because just a few hours later, he received a call from his mother. And apparently, his girlfriend had texted his mom and told her about everything that had happened.
So, if you could not have guessed, his mom gave him an “earful” and told him that he had absolutely no idea what his girlfriend was going through while pregnant. His mom also instructed him to be more supportive and just let things– like food– go.
Quite frankly, though, the situation does not sit right with him, and he still kind of feels like he had a right to ask his girlfriend to either replenish or repay him for the food.
But, at the same time, his mom’s comments have pushed him to question whether or not doing so made him a total jerk to his pregnant girlfriend.
Does it make sense why he doesn’t want his kitchen to be raided all the time if they do not live together or not? What about his girlfriend’s perspective– if you were in her shoes, how would you feel? Do you think they need to work out a better arrangement for grocery purchases? How else can they reconcile this situation together?
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