Toothpaste Battle: Couple’s Fight Over Prescription Toothpaste Goes Viral

Picture this: you’re having a lovely evening with your significant other, enjoying dinner and a movie. Everything is going great until it’s time for bed, and suddenly, you find yourselves in a heated debate over… toothpaste? Yep, you read that right! Our storyteller today found himself in a bizarre conflict with his girlfriend over whether or not she could use his prescription toothpaste. Let’s dive into this toothy tale and see if we can make sense of it all.

A Silly Situation ‍♂️

Bedtime Rituals

The Toothpaste Dilemma

Pricey Paste

Not Rockefeller

Toothpaste Standoff

Just Use the Crest!

Toothpaste Drama

The Exit

To Share or Not to Share ‍♂️

The Great Toothpaste War of 2021

Our storyteller and his girlfriend were getting ready for bed when she noticed two types of toothpaste in the bathroom drawer. She asked about the prescription toothpaste, Fluoridex, and he explained that it was more expensive and asked her to use the regular Crest instead. She seemed to take offense, insisting that she wanted to try it out and that they should share in a relationship. He stood his ground, leading to her calling him possessive and ultimately leaving his place. Was he being unreasonable, or was she making a mountain out of a molehill? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

Prescription toothpaste is not for sharing. NTA.

Sharing is caring? Not according to this commenter.

Prescription toothpaste is personal, NTA for not sharing.

Prescription sharing debate sparks confusion and disagreement among commenters

Prescriptions are personal. NTA, respect boundaries and prescriptions

Prescription toothpaste is expensive. NTA for not sharing it.

Prescription toothpaste necessary for son with ‘chalk teeth’, NTA.

Prescription toothpaste privacy reigns supreme. NTA, no sharing required

Prescription toothpaste feud ends with justified NTA verdict

Prescription toothpaste drama: NTA warns of potential tooth damage

Standing up to an overbearing partner

Prescription toothpaste causes relationship drama, NTA for denying access

Respect OP’s property and decision. Nagging is childish behavior. #NTA

Prescription toothpaste user sympathizes with couple’s situation.

Prescription toothpaste is not a joke

Prescription toothpaste is not a joke, NTA suggests politely.

Respect boundaries: Toothpaste argument turns into a deeper issue.

Prescription toothpaste: sharing or not? NTA says comment.

Setting boundaries: Saying no is a complete sentence

Bathroom spider and weird stain approve of medicine cabinet raid

Dump her NTA stands his ground

Expensive toothpaste leads to a viral NTA comment

Prescription toothpaste leads to relationship control issues. NTA.

Prescription toothpaste drama: NTA for not sharing with guest

Prescription toothpaste sparks argument: NTA, sounds like drama-seeking.

Sharing prescription toothpaste? NTA says it all

Prescription toothpaste is a medication, not a luxury item. NTA.

Prescription toothpaste and a relationship ultimatum? NTA.

When your friend asks for your prescription painkillers NTA

Toothpaste sharing is a no-go, NTA is the way

Prescription toothpaste is a no-share zone! NTA

Prescribed toothpaste is personal medicine, NTA for keeping it.

Prescription toothpaste argument: NTA handled it well

Sharing prescription meds is illegal and can cost you jobs

Prescription toothpaste not always better. Too much fluoride bad

Prescriptions are personal, NTA. Don’t share your meds

Sharing is caring, but not always necessary. NTA wins.

Prescriptions are not for sharing! NTA did the right thing

Prescription toothpaste sparks NTA comment with spicy insight

Couple shares their experience with prescription toothpaste, NTA.

Prescription toothpaste leads to NTA comment section showdown

Toothpaste feud gets expensive. NTA won’t share $25 prescription toothpaste.

Prescription toothpaste causes relationship drama. NTA moves on.

Prescription toothpaste is for specific situations only. NTA.

Prescription toothpaste is expensive and the person has limited quantity. NTA

Prescription toothpaste sparks debate on sharing in relationships

Prescription toothpaste is expensive, but no harm in sharing occasionally.

Prescription toothpaste debate leads to sarcastic comment.

Setting boundaries matters in relationships. NTA for enforcing it.

Girlfriend’s strange power play over prescription toothpaste causes argument.

Congrats on passing the ‘Am I an Independent Adult Human?’ test!

Prescription toothpaste dispute leads to breakup. NTA wins.

OP called out for entitled partner behavior by internet strangers ‍♂️

Prescription toothpaste drama: NTA for saying no to sharing.

Prescription toothpaste mix-up sparks concern over proper use

Prescription toothpaste drama: NTA for keeping it to herself

Sharing prescription toothpaste is a no-go

A dangerous mindset towards prescription drugs

Prescription toothpaste is off-limits! Boundaries are important

Prescription toothpaste fight: NTA gets annoyed with childish roommate.

Prescription toothpaste drama: NTA overreacting or just interested?

Prescription toothpaste drama: GF wants expensive paste, OP NTA.

Toothpaste feud seems petty, but cost justified the argument.

Expensive shampoo vs prescription toothpaste: NTA for protecting investment

Toothpaste fight leads to relationship advice: be right or liked? ⚓

Prescriptions are for a reason

Respecting boundaries is key. Drama over toothpaste is concerning.

Prescription toothpaste costs a lot and must be used carefully

Toothpaste preferences cause relationship tension. Setting boundaries is important. NTA

Setting boundaries even with toothpaste. #NTA

Prescription toothpaste is NOT for sharing. NTA, you’re right!

Prescription toothpaste drama: Expensive toothpaste, dumb argument. NTA wins.

Prescription toothpaste is costly and for a good reason

Prescription toothpaste drama: NTA stands their ground