Blackout Betrayal: Friends Let Vegetarian Eat MEAT! Partner’s Impossible Choice

Picture this: your partner, a long-time vegetarian, comes home from a wild night out with a half-eaten beef burger in hand. You know they’d be devastated to learn they broke their moral code, so do you tell them or keep it a secret? That’s the dilemma one person faced when their partner stumbled in after a night of partying. Grab your popcorn and read on to find out what happened!

Vegetarian Partner’s Big Night Out

My Diet: Fish, Eggs, and Plants

The Half-Eaten Burger

Hiding the Evidence ️

Not His Normal Behavior

Friends Confirm: It’s Beef

The Morning After ☀️

Intentions Outshine Missteps ✨

Alcohol to Blame?

To Tell or Not to Tell: The Burger Dilemma ❓

Our protagonist faces a moral dilemma when their vegetarian partner comes home from a wild night out with a half-eaten beef burger. Knowing that their partner would be deeply upset if they found out they’d consumed meat, they’re torn between honesty and protecting their partner’s feelings. After hiding the evidence and some contemplation, they decide to come clean the next morning. The partner is understandably upset, but our hero reassures them that their intentions matter more than a single misstep. So, what do you think? Should they have kept the secret or was honesty the best policy? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…

Friend drank and ate meat – Soft YTA for not telling him

Vegetarian betrayed with meat, now sick? YTA comment suggests so ‍♂️

Being honest with your partner is tough, but necessary

Tricking a vegetarian into eating meat – not cool

NTA comment defends vegetarian eating meat, calls it a non-issue.

Friendly advice: Tell him before his friends do

Morally bankrupt commenter calls out OP’s betrayal of vegetarian friend.

Food allergies are not preferences! Friends need to respect that

Be honest with your friend before they find out later

Friends betray vegetarian’s morals and partner’s health. Disgusting behavior!

Friends trick vegetarian into eating meat, partner needs to know

Vegetarian betrayed by friends for eating meat. YTA called out.

Responsible commenter points out the importance of telling partner.

Friend served vegetarian meat, should they tell him?

Keeping the meat-eating a secret, NTA but don’t hold it against him later.

NTA for not telling partner, but give him a heads up to avoid future embarrassment ‍♂️

Vegetarian betrayed by friends who made him eat meat. YTA.

Supportive response to partner’s accidental meat consumption with advice

Be a good friend and get ahead of the drama.

Honesty is the best policy! Let him know ASAP

Being too drunk doesn’t excuse friends for betraying your principles ‍♂️

Take responsibility for your actions when drinking. NTA comment.

NTA: Partner’s friends betrayed trust, not their job to monitor.

Don’t tell partner about friends feeding vegetarian meat? YTA.

Friends betraying trust by tricking vulnerable vegetarian. YTA.

NTA – Protecting a vegetarian from mean-spirited friends.

Friends’ betrayal: He got drunk, they fed him meat. YTA.

Friends betray vegetarian friend and partner deserves to know.

Vegetarian betrayed by friends, empathizes with McDonald’s incident. ‍♀️

Vegetarian shares experience of getting sick after eating meat. Slight YTA.

Pretend you don’t know anything about his big night out

User thinks withholding truth about partner’s drinking is YTA.

Speak up! The consequences of not telling your friend.

Protecting your partner’s beliefs is crucial. NTA for sure!

Vegetarian’s choice to eat beef, NTA not responsible.

Vegetarian dilemma: to tell or not to tell?

NAH commenter defends eating meat and sparing feelings.

Defend your partner from meat-eating friends or YTA.

Friends betrayed vegetarian by letting them eat meat, NTA to tell.

YTA for giving a vegetarian meat without consent

Vegetarian tricked into eating meat by ‘friends’. Not cool

Vegetarian betrayed by friends – honesty is the best policy

Drunk vegetarian breaks own rules, YTA says comment.

Knowing or not knowing doesn’t change reality – NTA wins

Vegetarian partner deserves to know the truth. YTA if not.

Clarification on meat-eating incident, no coercion involved. ‍♂️

Friends fed vegetarian meat while drunk. Soft YTA for not telling.

Compassionate commenter expresses concern for friend’s betrayal by gleeful friends.

Vegetarian’s dilemma with mother’s cooking and animal content

Friends betray vegetarian friend, partner left to make impossible choice

A former pollo-tarian explains the health risks of feeding meat. Soft YTA.

Being honest about a slip up is important for vegans

Friends’ betrayal challenges partner’s beliefs. underlying issue exposed.

Drunk vegetarian not at fault, but should be told ASAP

Friends trick vegetarian into eating meat, NTA suggests keeping secret.

Kindly remind your partner to be more vigilant with drinking

Taking responsibility for actions while drunk, NTA but communicate honestly.

Stay out of it, NTA. Friends will tell him eventually

Debate on transparency and personal choice in food consumption

Nonchalant response to vegetarian’s meat-eating predicament

To tell or not to tell? Friends’ meat prank dilemma

Being a good friend means holding your friends accountable

Defending meat-eating after a blackout with a twist

Partner’s vegetarianism betrayed at blackout party. YTA.

Vegetarian reacts to partner eating meat, soft YTA verdict.

Betraying a vegetarian friend with meat is not cool

Friends betrayed vegetarian friend, YWBTA if you don’t tell him

Respectful NTA comment on friends feeding vegetarian meat while drunk.

Alcoholism concern raised over vegetarian’s meat-eating incident

Be a good friend and give a heads up.