Picture this: you and your bestie have been planning a 3-day hiking trip for ages. You’re an experienced hiker, but your friend is new to the game. So, you help her prepare by giving her food suggestions and checking her gear. But when you finally hit the trail, you realize she’s packed a diet-friendly meal plan that’s more suited for a picnic than a 3-day hike. ♀️ What could possibly go wrong? Well, let’s dive into this wild adventure and see how it all unfolds!
Hiking Trip Preparation
Food Suggestions ️
Lunchtime Reveal
Bag Inspection
Diet Excuse
First Day Feast ️
Binge Alert
Tears and Accusations
Food Shortage ️
Diet Failure
Hiking Trip Hunger Games ️
Our hiking heroines set off on their 3-day adventure, only to discover that one of them has packed a diet-friendly meal plan consisting of apples, oranges, bananas, and saltine crackers. Despite the experienced hiker’s concerns, her friend insists she’ll be fine because she’s on a diet. But soon enough, the dieting diva devours all her fruit and starts eating her friend’s food too! As the trip goes on, the food supply dwindles, and tensions rise. Our hungry hiker gets angry, accuses her friend of being a b**ch, and continues to eat most of the food. ️ On the last day, they run out of food, and the dieting diva complains nonstop about her hunger. Once they finish the hike, she breaks down in tears, blaming her friend for her diet failure. So, who’s really to blame here? Let’s see what the internet thinks about this dramatic hiking debacle…
You’re NTA, but your friend needs help – she has ED
Friend blames pal for letting her get fat on 3-day hike
Both parties at fault for unprepared hike and food sharing.
Friend blames pal for ‘letting her get fat’ during hike
Portion control is key, NTA handled situation well.
Friend’s unreasonable expectations led to binge and blame game. NTA.
Newbie hiker overeats, blames friend. Commenter suggests build-up hikes. NTA.
Friend with eating disorder blames hiking pal for her binge ️
Experienced hiker gives advice and calls friend out on blaming.
Being a good friend in a no-win situation , but friend needs help
Friend ignores common sense, blames pal for her own mistake. NTA.
Friend complains of starvation, blames pal for her binge. NTA.
Responsibility for actions: Friend’s binge, not hiking pal’s fault
Setting yourself on fire for a friend who blames you? ♀️NTA
Friend blames for binge eating on 3-day hike, NTA response.
Friend blames pal for letting her get fat on hike.
Supportive comment defends friend, suggests underlying eating disorder. ❤
Friend brings insufficient food, blames pal for her binge eating ♀️
Compassionate response to friend’s eating disorder accusation
Friend refuses to share food on hike, avoids diet sabotage.
Backpacking friendship test, NTA comment surprised by title’s misleading tone.
Friend with eating disorder blames & steals food, reevaluate friendship.
Empathetic response to friend’s issues, good friend recognized
Friend binges on hike, blames pal for letting her get fat. NTA handled it like a champ.
Friend blames pal for binge-eating on hike. NTA response.
Hiker astounded at dieter’s lack of preparation
Struggling with binge eating disorder, friend STOLE your food. NTA.
Friend blames pal for her binge during 3-day hike. ESH.
No sympathy for hiking partner who blamed friend for bingeing.
Discussing a friend’s unhealthy relationship with food
Friend’s binge eating needs psychological help. NTA should avoid future trips.
Friend blames pal for letting her get fat on hike. ESH.
Friend blames pal for binge eating on hike, NTA
Friend with disordered eating blames NTA for letting her get fat
Toxic friend blamed NTA for her binge-eating on a hike
Friend’s binge and food stealing raises concerns, NTA offers advice.
Plan meal together and double-check supplies before hiking. ESH.
Hiking for 3 days with only apples and crackers? NTA!
Friend binges on hike, blames pal for ‘letting her get fat’
Friend blames pal for letting her get fat during hike. NTA.
Friend blames hiking pal for her own gluttony
Friend’s entitled attitude ruins hike. NTA commenters agree.
Friend can’t blame hiking partner for her own lack of preparation
Setting boundaries is important, but friend needs help for disorder.
Friend eats all food, blames pal for being a pig. NTA!
Friend blames others for bad decisions, not invited again.
Supportive reply to friend with suspected eating disorder.
Friend’s binge on hike leads to concern for eating disorder.
Bringing extra food and water on hikes is crucial. NTA.
Friend overate on hike, but OP is NTA for sharing food.
Friend’s extreme diet causing binge on 3-day hike, not NTA.
Friend blames pal for her binge eating on a hike
Experienced backpacker shares similar story with NTA commenter
Clarify meal suggestions and exercise before hiking. Possible NAH situation.
Friend blames pal for her diet, but needs medical attention
Friend brings little food on hike, blames pal for bingeing
Friend blames for bingeing on hike, commenter advises losing friend
Friend accuses pal of letting her get fat, blames for binge.
Friend binges on hike, blames pal for ‘letting her get fat’ – commenter says NTA and food is fuel
Being blamed for friend’s binge-eating on hike. NTA response.
Friend’s lack of discipline leads to binge on hike. ESH
Group packing party helps avoid hiking food issues. NTA.
Take responsibility for your inexperienced hiking partner’s food needs. NTA.
Supporting a friend’s autonomy and boundaries is always NTA
Hiking friend’s binge eating could have been avoided, NTA but negligent
Engaging adult humor and acronym explanation with sarcastic JK
Friend blames me for her failed diet on a hiking trip
Hiking and dieting don’t always mix. Communication is key!
Last Updated on March 14, 2024 by Diply Social Team