Cooking from scratch involves time, expertise, and dedication. It may be difficult, but there is a sense of success when you know you’ve created a good meal. When you cook meals despite a grueling day, your feeling of success multiplies. You’d be upset if someone else ate the food without your knowledge, right? Read the story to know what happened between this sisters and how would you react to such a situation.
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I (f18) live with my mum and stepdad, and my older sister Lily (f24). Lily is around 6 months pregnant with her first baby, and moved back in after her boyfriend dumped her.
After a long day at uni lectures, I came home and made myself dinner. After putting it on a plate, I left it in the kitchen whilst I went to the toilet and I got distracted because the family dog needed to be let outside to go pee.
By the time I got back to the kitchen, Lily had eaten my dinner. I told Lily that was my dinner and she just stared at me in silence. I went to go make some cup noodles and told Lily this was annoying. Lily said she was hungry and said she’s eating for two, and told me to shut my mouth.
I started yelling at Lily and told her she should be apologising after eating my dinner, and that maybe she should learn how to cook for herself if she’s so damn hungry.
Lily started screaming at me like a demon to the point where I didn’t understand what she was saying and grabbed my cup noodles and threw them out the window, leaving me dinnerless and cup noodleless. Lily stormed out and went into her room.
I told my mum and stepdad what happened as they were very confused by the commotion. My mum told me I escalated the situation by yelling at her and by my comments and I should apologise to Lily, and that she’s probably just hormonal. I don’t think Lily owes an apology, I think she was just being a jerk, but what do you guys think?
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