She Doesn’t Want To Make Dinner For Her Husband Every Night, Since Her Jaw Is Wired Shut Right Now, And She Can’t Eat Anything That Isn’t A Liquid

Zstock  - stock.adobe.com - illustrative purposes only, not the actual person
Zstock - stock.adobe.com - illustrative purposes only, not the actual person

I don’t know if anyone else feels this way, but when I’m recovering from a really nasty virus or a medical procedure, the last thing I want to do is stand in the kitchen and cook. 

That’s why food delivery services and frozen meals are a gift – they’re the perfect solution for when you’re not feeling well. 

Believe it or not, one woman’s husband recently became upset with her because he was asked to pitch in occasionally to make dinner for their family.

It would be especially nice, considering she’s been recovering from an intense jaw surgery, and her jaw is literally wired shut. 

She lives a busy life with her husband and young child. Typically, both she and her husband work, but she’s been on medical leave for months as she recovers from jaw surgery.

She’s had TMJ-related issues with her jaw for a long time now, and although she finally got surgery that will help her, she’s been dealing with an extensive healing process. 

Part of that process involves her jaw having to be wired shut. As a result, she still experiences discomfort and has been living off an awfully strict liquid diet, primarily consisting of protein shakes, smoothies, broth, and even baby food. 

“It’s been tough,” she said.

“During this time, I have continued to make my child’s breakfast every morning, make his lunch for school, do the grocery shopping, and make dinner most nights. Honestly, it’s torture.”

Zstock – stock.adobe.com – illustrative purposes only, not the actual person

Making dinner for her husband when he gets home from work has been extremely torturous for her. Not only has she been feeling too exhausted to do it, but she also hates taking the time to cook and stand there smelling something she can’t even eat.

Yes, there’s always the possibility of blending up the meals she makes. But honestly, that sounds really gross. 

A few nights ago, she sat down with her husband to ask if he’d be alright with cooking dinner himself a few nights a week.

Apparently, he got pretty offended. He believes that since she doesn’t have to work, it would be nice for her to have dinner ready so that he doesn’t have to rush into cooking as soon as he gets home. 

After their conversation, she thought of a way to compromise. She chopped and prepped all the ingredients needed for dinner one night before her husband came home so that all he’d have to do was quickly and easily throw it all together.

He didn’t like coming home to that and had an attitude for the rest of the night. 

Do you think her husband should help her cook dinner more often? What would be a good way for this couple to compromise?

You can read the original post on Reddit here.

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