I Told My Injured Husband His Cooking Wasn't Adequate And He Just Left....

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[00:00:29] [SPEAKER_01] Now this story comes from internationalpop2660, originally on the Am I The Asshole subreddit but made its way to the Am I The Devil subreddit titled Am I The Asshole? I expected my husband to cook for us while he's not working. My husband broke his ankle and had to have surgery. He has a cast now and crutches to get around the house and has been home less than a week. Normally we either take turns cooking or cook together when we both get home. But since he'd be home for a number of weeks, I told him he should be covering

[00:00:59] [SPEAKER_01] dinner for us. He said he'd do what he could. The first day, all he made is freaking grilled cheese and soup. Stuff like that doesn't really constitute a meal or he orders takeout. Once in a while, okay. But it's been like that ever since he's been staying home. Yesterday, I asked him to do something with more sustenance, like a baked dish with a side salad, protein and vegetable sides. My husband argued and said he didn't think he'd be able to do something like that because he's supposed to be staying off that foot as much as possible for the time being. And he brought up being in pain.

[00:01:30] [SPEAKER_01] I totally get the pain, but I reminded him that there were ways to make a good dinner, even with a broken ankle. He has his crutches, could bring a stool or rolling a chair into the kitchen, or get everything to the table and sit to do prep. Instead, he made chili in a slow cooker and had pre-made salads delivered from the store. I wound up making something of myself instead and told him how I was getting fed up with him disregarding my wishes and feelings. He told me I'm being bossy and need to cut him some slack and he'd go stay with a friend.

[00:02:00] [SPEAKER_01] He's been there a whole day and was short with me when I've called to get him to talk about this. I don't think I'm asking too much from him to just cook dinner since he's at home, but am I the asshole? Bloody hell, it's not like this guy was taking a vacation. He literally had surgery and is injured. A broken ankle isn't just about, oh well, just sit on a stool and cook a full meal. He's going through all sorts, like with his balance, his mobility, his energy, and dealing with the pain at the same time.

[00:02:26] [SPEAKER_01] And the fact is, he is cooking. He's cooking grilled cheese, chili, ordering food. It's him contributing just within his limits. And the fact that you're framing it as like he's disregarding your wishes instead of recovering from surgery is fucking wild. And I find it crazy that you're looking at it about splitting chores 50-50 when it really should be about supporting your partner while he actually heals.

[00:02:48] [SPEAKER_01] The commenter said to OP, you're the asshole. The man is injured. How much do you expect him to do? It's not safe to sit and cook. God forbid the pot or something hot falls on him. Darth Charizard says you're the asshole. He's home from work because he's recovering from surgery. But you expect him to stand in the kitchen every night and bring you a multi-course meal. Phoenix says, who gives a shit about what you want right now? Your husband had major surgery less than a week ago. A particular surgery that I know can take a person up to four months to recover from.

[00:03:16] [SPEAKER_01] So he doesn't need to be on his feet, even with the crutches. He needs to be in bed, resting, and recovery. Not catering to a royally spoiled pain in the ass like you. If anything, it should be the other way around, since he's genuinely hurt and in pain while you're just a pain. So yeah, you're the asshole. Commenter says you're the asshole. If he's supposed to keep his feet up, that includes playing maid. In spite of this, he still managed to put food on the table and you're not pleased with the quality.

[00:03:43] [SPEAKER_01] The injury and surgery occurred a week ago. Give it time. I broke my foot and had to have surgery. You have no idea how distressed I would have been had my husband pressured me into anything more than to keep my foot elevated. Skin replies to that saying, Years ago, after my dad passed away, my mom fractured her foot in multiple spots and had to get a cast put on. Even I didn't demand she make dinner. She sat on the couch with her foot elevated and I went shopping, cooked dinner, made her coffee, everything that needed to be done.

[00:04:09] [SPEAKER_01] Even though I was terrified of driving and didn't know how to cook, I still did it so she could recover. I can't believe this person is forcing their husband to cook with a broken foot and has the audacity to complain about what he's making for her lazy butt.

[00:04:50] [SPEAKER_01] Opiates and edits and says,

[00:05:21] [SPEAKER_01] He's also cleaning things that are making him anxious at his request. So, he won't be tempted to get up and do it. I don't know if it's just the way that one's written. I'm just like, oh bloody hell. That just sounds awful. But what do you guys make of this situation? Let us know your thoughts down in the comments below. And let's move on to another story. Now my next story was cross posted to the Am I the Devil subreddit from funguitar8252 and just said I had no words.

[00:05:49] [SPEAKER_01] With the original title being Am I the Asshole for bullying my nephew and calling my sister-in-law a little bitch. The story starts. First off, he's six. So I'm absolutely certain he understands nothing I say to him. What? Second off, I don't like his mum. But I didn't say it to directly hurt her feelings. It just came out. I'm living with them because I'm still in college and we're orphans. So there's nobody else. We're moving closer to my college and had to clean out the garage.

[00:06:17] [SPEAKER_01] My nephew was also in there because he's nosy. He hates killing insects and my brother told me to let them outside. I think that's stupid and I'm not carrying a frantic at Black Widow outside. That's suicide and I hate spiders. I came across many in there and I squashed them all. One thing led to another and he started sobbing. They also have a dog so he was hugging the dog and he kissed it. So I made a joke to myself saying that it's pretty gay. He started arguing with me and saying it isn't.

[00:06:45] [SPEAKER_01] He definitely just said it isn't to throw a tantrum. I guarantee it. After a while of him screaming, his mum comes and yells at me for everything he told her. She said I was bullying him and that what I did was traumatizing. I found that funny and said I know where he gets it from. She said what does that mean? And I called her a little bitch. I didn't mean to say that. I was amused in my head. I respect her for letting me near her family and living with them. I apologized. My brother is still upset.

[00:07:12] [SPEAKER_01] I know I reacted wrong but I don't think I'm the arsehole for it or anything. It sounds childish and I wanted to know what other people think about it. Every line of that post just seemed to get worse and worse. Starting off with, he's sick so he understands nothing I say. What the fuck mate? And then you kill these bunch of insects in front of him which he's clearly sensitive about. But then you mocked him afterwards which escalated things further.

[00:07:39] [SPEAKER_01] I mean, I was curious about OP's age the way that he's talking to this kid because it sounds like he was just antagonizing him for fun in some ways. And then the mum steps in and you call her a little bitch. Whether you meant it or not doesn't matter. You said it and you're way out of line. And the biggest thing for me, the bloody cheek of all this, while they're hosting you, you're living in their home because you need their help and you're disrespecting their kid and insulting his mum. I'd be kicking your arse out.

[00:08:06] [SPEAKER_01] When I find it wild, you have to come to Reddit to ask if you're the arsehole about this. The top commenter said, You're the arsehole. Can't decide if this is a shit post because I guarantee that a six-year-old knows quite well what and how you're saying things to him. You sound like a monster. Another commenter says, You're the arsehole like times a million. If you knew it would upset the child, don't squash the spiders or at least do it discreetly. And the most arsehole thing you did, being gay is not an insult.

[00:08:32] [SPEAKER_01] This isn't 2007 where people can say something is gay and it mean offense. The kid could be gay, but that doesn't mean loving on an animal is gay. You sound like a hateful little bitch to me and your brother should kick you out. You don't deserve the family you do have if that's how you treat them. Unicorn says, You're the arsehole, but good call on killing the black widows. That's the only good thing that you did here. You made fun of a child for giving love and attention to an animal. And on top of that, you turned what could have been an educational lesson on how dangerous some bugs can be into a fight.

[00:09:02] [SPEAKER_01] You could have gently told the kid that while these bugs are cool, they can kill you. And if there's this many in the house, it's dangerous. The safest thing to do is get rid of them. Also, children six years old and younger can understand you. You need to sincerely apologize to your nephew. And one more comment saying you're the arsehole for the following reasons. You, an adult, shamed a child for giving his dog affection. That's teaching him that A. Being affectionate is gay. B. Being gay is something to be made fun of. You continued to argue with a six-year-old child

[00:09:31] [SPEAKER_01] until he was extremely upset. You did not comfort the child and found his emotional state amusing. You insulted your sister-in-law twice for no reason. His family is letting them live with you and you're treating them like absolute garbage. Be a better person. Please learn from this experience. I never understand sort of like the mindset of someone's allowing them to live with you, probably cooking for you and all sorts of things and you treat them like shit in this way. You'd be doing everything you could for that person, right? Bloody hell.

[00:10:01] [SPEAKER_01] But what do you guys make of this situation? Let us know your thoughts down in the comments below and let's move on to another story. Now, our next story was titled on the Am I the Devil subreddit as is didn't pre-schedule a mental health crisis with the original post being titled, Am I the asshole for requesting my sister to mail the bridesmaid's dress back? Hi, my name is Lee or Lay. I'm 28 and my sister Tracy is 38 or 39. I have six siblings but only grew up with one.

[00:10:31] [SPEAKER_01] When I was 13, my friend made a Facebook page on my behalf so I could find my sisters and brother that was put up for adoption. I ended up finding all the siblings but my first two oldest were the first ones that I had found. We became close. I lost my mom in 2016 so it meant a lot to me to ask my sister to be one of my bridesmaids. She seemed ecstatic. June 2023 was when my SO and I vowed to get married. It finalized everything. The music, the food, etc.

[00:11:00] [SPEAKER_01] Four days before my wedding, my sister called to inform me that her, her daughter and her boyfriend will not be able to make it because she is having a mental crisis and apparently a friend close to her was like her mom told her not to go because she needs to take time from everybody to make herself better. Her daughter, my niece, was supposed to be one of the flower girls. I'm all about mental health and maybe I'm a bitch for saying this but why didn't she give me at least a month ahead of time so I could make other arrangements? I had to find a new flower girl and a new bridesmaid last minute.

[00:11:30] [SPEAKER_01] I bought her and her daughter wedding gifts and paid for my sister's dress as a thank you gift for being one of my bridesmaids. The wedding was beautiful after all even though we had to pay for seats and food for people who didn't show. I tried not to think about it on my honeymoon but as soon as I came home was all that I could think about. I reached out to her expressing my hurt and frustration and asked for the dress back. She didn't respond and then I sent another message and finally she responded. Her response to me was that her daughter spilled something on it

[00:11:59] [SPEAKER_01] and after many attempts of trying to clean it it wouldn't come out and she had to throw it away. She has a cleaning business. She said that she could refund me but she wanted to know how much it was and that she will pay me when she next gets paid. I guess she was expecting me to forget about the price but I didn't. Thankfully my mother-in-law keeps all of the receipts so I sent it to my sister. It's been almost three years and I haven't heard back from her. My younger brother says that I need to let it go so am I the arsehole here for holding on to a grudge

[00:12:27] [SPEAKER_01] and asking for my sister to either mail me the dress back or send me the money for it. Thank you Reddit. Someone asked the OP, what are you going to do with the dress? Are you asking for it back to punish her? I bought it for her as a wedding gift and she didn't hold her end of the bargain so what am I to do? I'm tired of people walking all over me and it was a nice dress. I would wear it myself. My commenter says, man this sounds like such an awful situation. I'm really sorry you're in this position. It seems like you have a choice. You can either choose to let it go

[00:12:57] [SPEAKER_01] and continue to build a relationship with your sister or you can stand your ground and risk losing that connection and you still might not get your money back. I can't tell you what to do but if you choose to let it go you really have to let it go. Neither choice makes you the arsehole in my opinion. OP says, I think the damage is done to be honest. I just don't think I can let it go. I know that makes me an awful person. I lost my mom in 2016 and I really counted on my sister to be there. My wedding was beautiful but most of my family didn't show. I just wanted her there

[00:13:26] [SPEAKER_01] and I was disappointed and mad that she wasn't there. I believe she used her mental health crisis as a way to not go. Maybe I'm wrong. I have medical issues as well but I believe that if you tell someone you're going to be there then you should be there unless you had to go to the hospital. Komeda says, what are you expecting after all this time? Hoping for. What's the status of your relationship now? Do you still talk to her? I guess I don't get the point of this post is. OP says, I guess for me I will just want an apology. I want her to acknowledge what she did

[00:13:55] [SPEAKER_01] instead of brushing it to the side like it was nothing. We don't talk. I reach out and she doesn't respond. I've never heard of her having a mental crisis before. I would have been understanding if she had a history of this but this was the first time I've heard of it. Komeda says, one, I don't know who the asshole here is to be honest. Part of me wonders if her niece staining the dress is what caused the crisis. You need to decide which is more important to you though. Your relationship with his sister or the dress and money. You gotta pick one. I'd personally say let it go

[00:14:24] [SPEAKER_01] and try to build the relationship again but you need to decide what is more important to you. Two, I doubt there was a stain. It would be pretty hard to get a fancy dress back from a little girl. She probably threw a fit and didn't want to give it up. I'd have just chose to let that go as OP didn't make them overnight the dresses for someone else which is what she should have done. There isn't any point to the dresses now. OP responded saying, it was one dress. My sister's dress. Komeda replied saying, I'm hoping this is some kind of fancy ass custom made dress. Vintage,

[00:14:54] [SPEAKER_01] Chanel, Prada, something worth some real money because you don't seem to give a crap about anything else. You do you, I guess. OP says it's not about the dress, it's about the principle. Komeda says, quoting, I'm all about mental health and then says, what's the point in lying in an anonymous Reddit post unless you're lying to yourself? Quoting, and maybe I'm a bitch for saying this but why didn't she give me at least a month ahead of time so I can make other arrangements and then says, I'm curious if you'd say the same thing if she had said she had just had a heart attack and a doctor recommended she not travel.

[00:15:23] [SPEAKER_01] But you can't know about a heart attack ahead of time. Sometimes you can't know about a mental health crisis ahead of time either. Look, if you don't think mental health crises are legitimate, whatever it is what it is, a lot of people don't think mental health crises are legitimate but don't lie and say that you do. It's annoying. You're the asshole for being a liar. To which Obi responded saying, my mom died from a heart attack so of course I would have understood and you don't know shit. I have epilepsy and I get dizzy and I go through depression so I understand that part. You only know this part of the story.

[00:15:53] [SPEAKER_01] You don't know that my sister kidnapped my other sister's daughter all because she wasn't happy that my other sister made fun of the boyfriend's teeth. I didn't feel like it was necessary to post about that. She's mentally unstable and the example I had just given you proves that. I have mental health issues in my family. Maybe look at both sides, not just my sister because of a mental crisis. I did reach out to my sister to apologize and ask for her forgiveness. Hopefully, she accepts it. I didn't know what I did was wrong and I should have been more understanding. With planning the wedding, I had so much going on

[00:16:22] [SPEAKER_01] that I just thought about myself and that was selfish of me. I pray that she forgives me and we can build our relationship again. Now, don't get me wrong. Backing out four days before the wedding absolutely sucks. It can be expensive, stressful and hurtful at the same time. But I wouldn't blame OP for how they felt in that situation. But everything after is just shite. OP saying that they support mental health but then also admit that they don't really believe that their crisis was real because basically it was inconvenient and didn't fit OP's expectations.

[00:16:52] [SPEAKER_01] Now, hopefully, we all know that's not how mental health works. Having a mental health crisis doesn't give you a heads up. It doesn't give you a month's notice. I felt that kind of mindset was absolutely wild. And the dress thing also feels less about the dress and more about wanting some kind of accountability or apology from OP. But chasing it three years isn't going to get you any closure. But what do you guys make of this situation? Let us know your thoughts down in the comments below. Let's move on to another story.

[00:17:23] [SPEAKER_01] And this next story was posted on the Am I the Devil subreddit titled as Hates a Traumatized Three-Year-Old but originally on the true off my chest subreddit as Today I've realized I hate my almost three-year-old niece and I don't feel bad about it. I have a family of four. My fiancee, 26 male. My son, five male. My youngest, six months female. My fiancee's sister, who I'll now refer to as sister-in-law, has three kids and is a single mom. Eight female, four male and two female

[00:17:52] [SPEAKER_01] but she turns three in a few weeks. She split from her abusive ex about a year and a half ago and has been better by herself ever since. Her son used to have awful behavior but was physically and verbally mean to everyone and only had tantrums which was about twice a month. But since his dad being gone, he's now this shy little blossom of a child who says the best jokes and is so kind. The oldest is so smart, helpful and your average pre-teen girl honestly. The youngest on the other hand makes me want to rip my hair out.

[00:18:22] [SPEAKER_01] She's a tyrant. She's violent physically, now verbally. She can barely talk anyways and has the worst temper and even worse temper tantrums. I'm gonna call her Claire from now on. Definitely not her real name or anywhere close to it. Claire ruins everything to the point and she's not going to be able to do it. Instead, we took our nephew and grandma to a kid's science museum with our family for a day out and did a day out separate with my side of the family. I've taken them to the local water park

[00:18:51] [SPEAKER_01] and Claire screamed and was throwing herself around over pizza. It's not even so much the tantrums as it is the way my fiance's family responds to them. Sister-in-law just ignores it like you're supposed to, but grandma and great-grandma immediately cave in and baby voices and go, oh, come here, I'll hold you, I'll carry you, etc, etc. It's the worst and enables it to the point now that I don't want to be near her and dread going to anywhere with her there. Today was the breaking point. Grandma and great-grandma

[00:19:20] [SPEAKER_01] were watching sister-in-law's kids as it's the one Saturday she works a month and they're only open 10 to 2 at her job. Well, we, minus my fiance because he works 12 to 11, came over at 12 as it was super nice out and it gives the kids a chance to play and to break up who's taking care of all the kids. They're a handful as they're all very different personalities and all true country kids. It was going well overall as Claire slept almost the whole time and the rest of the time

[00:19:48] [SPEAKER_01] she chose to watch Cocomelon on grandma's phone. Again, something the grandparents put on against everyone's wishes until sister-in-law came to pick them up. Typically happens because the kids know if they throw a fit around grandma and sister-in-law that grandma gives in. Claire then became a menace. She refused to listen, began to yell, scream, throw things, say I hate you to grandma and sister-in-law and was just being ridiculous and amping up to throw a tantrum. She then went to the bathroom to hide from picking up toys to get ready to go.

[00:20:17] [SPEAKER_01] All the other kids got done and I told my son to go inside and break down the kid's table. Really easy and he loves doing it. And as I step inside to help him with my baby in my arms, Claire sprints out of the bathroom full force and slams into the front door, which is about two to three feet away from the bathroom and smacks my baby in the face with the door and smashed my toes. So bad, two of them started bleeding from the nails and will for sure fall off. Cool. It was an accident. I get that. But then I proceed to raise my voice. Not yell per se,

[00:20:47] [SPEAKER_01] but more mum voice and just go, Claire, outside. And usher out the door as I try to calm my screaming baby who now has a line between her brows and on her nose around the corner of the door. Tell me why I then hear Claire screaming and crying outside on the patio louder than my six month old baby is screaming and crying from being smacked in the face. Mind you, no one was reprimanding her. I wanted to lose it so bad, but since my fiance wasn't there and I'm luckily medicated, I just chuckled and said to the sister-in-law, so my daughter got smacked

[00:21:16] [SPEAKER_01] by a door and yours is the one screaming more. And she chuckled and shook her head and I was trying to get her up and just telling her to stop crying and to get in the car as it's time to go. Then grandma, of course, comes up behind her and goes, here Claire, come here. I'll carry you to the car and proceeds to baby her and says things like, ooh, it's okay, you're alright and so on and so forth. No one even checked on my daughter to make sure she was alright. Luckily, my foot took most of the damage but come on, why are we continuing to baby the little girl who has been nothing but awful to everyone,

[00:21:45] [SPEAKER_01] even her own siblings? She destroys their stuff if she can't have it too and ruins everything she goes to. We take our other niece and nephew places and do stuff with them individually with our kids like the zoo, water park, parks, etc. but I will never do that with her youngest until she learns to behave and that she's not the center of the world. Also, note to add, I've worked in childcare since I was 16 as my first job was a local gym's daycare. My mother worked with mentally and physically disabled children most of my life. We taught swim lessons and have lots of cousins

[00:22:15] [SPEAKER_01] and family friends the next time he sees her. But honestly, I don't want to ever be around Claire again. She truly ruins everything and it's exhausting to be around and watch. It's to the point where I don't even hide the disgust or eye rolls on my face when grandma and great-grandma baby her. Also, grandma and great-grandma have always had a small amount of favoritism towards sister-in-law's kids

[00:22:44] [SPEAKER_01] but to be honest, it doesn't bother me because she was a young mom and so was I. And they helped raise her kids just like my mom helped raise my oldest. And so my mom favors my son over the other grandkids on my side a bit. Just now that I've moved out and barely see them. So I understand the favoritism. It's just a closer bond to sister-in-law's kids than mine. The babying has also never been this bad sister-in-law's other kids versus Claire. So yeah, I hate her. She doesn't listen to anyone. Is overall mean. Is spoiled and favored by grandma

[00:23:14] [SPEAKER_01] and great-grandma which gave her a complex of tantrums get me attention and whatever I want. Maybe my hatred will change but truly it's only grown in the past two years as her behavior has done nothing but get worse and worse. We hoped it would get better with her dad out of the picture but nope. So until it changes I'll just ignore her I think. Now I get being overwhelmed and frustrated in certain situations where this is going on but I hate a two to three year old is pretty concerning I think. This is literally the age where there's zero

[00:23:44] [SPEAKER_01] impulse control emotions are huge and the behavior is just or can be just overall chaotic. And on top of that she's come from a home where there was an abusive father who's now gone. Imagine that disruption at a young age as we've seen in previous stories. Kids that young don't process trauma in logical ways. It comes out as aggression clinginess just messy emotions which brings us to the real issue here isn't Claire it's the adults. Opie's even saying it themselves that grandma

[00:24:14] [SPEAKER_01] and great-grandma are constantly caving and reinforcing the behavior which isn't helping is it? They're just showing that you know she can throw a fit she gets attention and comfort she learns it works and does it over again and that's not her being you know malicious or anything like that that's her being a two-year-old or three-year-old with no boundaries. A commenter called Bored German says I hate that her argument is but her siblings are perfect. When our mum died and a lot of other things happened that are bad for children's mental health her brother simply fell in line and tried to make the best of it.

[00:24:44] [SPEAKER_01] Not to say he wasn't hurting he just coped differently I just couldn't I tried but I was so traumatized and hurting so much I didn't really act out much I was always the kid sitting in a corner reading but I also didn't fall in line with everything that was happening afterwards and my parents hated it. So many of my family members couldn't understand why I didn't integrate into a new situation as easily as my brother or why a therapy didn't fix me immediately It was like they recognized that I was in a bad situation but since my brother could handle it fine

[00:25:13] [SPEAKER_01] they expected me to do the same A commenter says so first thing and I'll die on this hill people who work with small children need a degree in early childhood I don't care if you've been around kids since you were 16 experience means nothing in this case if you don't understand the theory behind it Second of all OP is being treated for heart, heart and rage and I definitely think she's not necessarily being adequately treated since it seems she's transferred the negative emotions to her niece The niece is definitely not being parented right but she's also not even three

[00:25:43] [SPEAKER_01] To place blame on a kid who has no concept of consequences or doesn't even seem to be meeting her communication milestone is frankly quite worrying I would not leave this child alone with OP Another commenter says quoting The oldest is so smart helpful and your average preteen girl honestly Then says this is how she describes an 8 year old She's been beefing with her baby since it was less than a year old If you do the math we've been dealing with this for 3 and a half years She hated the little boy starting from when he was 6 months old too up until he suddenly

[00:26:12] [SPEAKER_01] got post trauma polite I think this woman just really hates any children who aren't scared enough to pretend to be little adults And one more commenter who quotes Maybe my hatred will change but truly it's only grown in the past 2 years as her behavior has done nothing but get worse and worse Then says She's literally not even 3 yet You've hated her for 2 years You hated a literal months old baby And yeah It is my understanding that toddler behavior does tend to get worse before it improves because toddlers are literally learning how to human

[00:26:42] [SPEAKER_01] This kid is barely developmentally old enough to actually start playing with other children as opposed to parallel play where they really just play next to each other but not with each other She's literally just starting to grasp the concept of other people existing And maybe grandma and great grandma are overindulgent But honestly everything described seems fairly normal for a 3 year old But now I'm going to turn this one to you guys What do you guys make of this situation? Let us know your thoughts down in the comments below

[00:27:11] [SPEAKER_01] Now just a huge thank you for being here today getting involved in the stories your love your support your time It always means the absolute world to me So thank you so much for being here It truly is absolutely amazing and hopefully I'm going to see you in the next one Take care and much love

[00:27:27] Wake up

[00:27:43] [SPEAKER_00] I can smell the smoke from the baker fine ...