Chip Chick
Recently, she got off of work earlier and decided to use that extra time to do something special for her and her boyfriend.
She walked home a mile from the train station and got to cooking up a nice dinner for the two of them.
However, she was frustrated and annoyed when she saw five days’ worth of clothes piled up on the ground.
She had been avoiding asking him to take care of it lately, in fear that it would start up another big argument.
The meal was just about ready by the time he came home, but she decided to confront him about his mess again.
She asked him to please take care of it now, and he told her that he would in an hour because his feet were hurting, and he continued to sit and play games on his computer.
He works in an office job and drove home from work, so she was confused about how his feet could be hurting any worse than hers.
So, she asked him again, explaining that she walked a mile home after work and still decided to make dinner for them.
He replied, saying that if she was going to hold dinner over his head like that, then she should just throw it out instead.
“So I did. I threw out a whole dinner of pasta and ground beef because I felt disgusted by the thought of someone who doesn’t respect me or our living space eating food I exhaustedly spent an hour making,” she stated.
In response to this, he was angry, thought it was crazy for her to waste the food, and told her that she must have mental problems to be so fine with doing that.
