If you take a quick scroll through your social media feed, chances are, you’ll spot at least one or two photos of food. After all, there’s nothing like seeing delicious-looking images to get your appetite going. Some people snap them to show what they’re up to, others do it because they’re especially proud of their self-cooked meals. But when people do it for a living, it’s a whole other story.
Recently, Reddit user RoyalBeggers33 shared a post on the AITA subreddit about how his wife, who runs a website dedicated to cooking and recipes, prepared an elaborate feast as one of her newest projects. The husband explained that they often feel annoyed about how she consistently takes photos of her every meal, making him lose his appetite from waiting too long.
Some say that the most promising way to air your grievances would be to talk about them with your partner, but the author decided to take a different path. He grabbed a spoon and took a little piece of every dish before she could get a photo of them. As you probably have guessed, this didn’t go well with his wife. Read on for the whole story.
Redditor RoyalBeggers33 shared a story about how he ruined an elaborate meal his wife prepared on the AITA forum
Image credits: Charles Deluvio (not the actual photo)
He asks if he’s in the wrong for eating the food before she took pictures of it
Image credits: Sebastian Coman Photography (not the actual photo)
Redditors unanimously agreed that the OP was acting like a jerk, here’s what they had to say
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