Sister’s Boyfriend Flips Out Over Dinner Order ️

We’ve all been to family dinners where things get a little tense, but this story takes the cake! Our protagonist was tasked with ordering a family-style meal at a restaurant, and everything seemed to be going smoothly until it came to her sister’s boyfriend, Dave. When she ordered his separate plate of noodles, Dave’s reaction was nothing short of shocking. Let’s dive into the story and find out what happened.

Family Dinner Night ️

The Restaurant’s Style

Taking Orders

The Ordering Process ️

Ordering for Dave

Dave’s Shocking Reaction

Caught Off Guard

Previous Frustrations

Sister’s Take on the Situation ️

So, Who’s in the Wrong Here?

In a whirlwind of emotions, our protagonist is left questioning whether she was in the wrong for ordering Dave’s dish at the restaurant. While she thought she was being helpful, Dave’s outburst left her feeling attacked and embarrassed. With her sister siding with Dave, it’s hard to tell who’s really at fault in this situation. Let’s take a look at what the internet has to say about this family dinner fiasco. ️

Polite solution to ordering drama at group dinners

Ordering mishap causes boyfriend to flip out ‍♀️

Helpful tip for family-style seating and serving. NTA.

User defends OP’s actions and calls out Dave’s power trip

One person ordering for the table is reasonable. NTA

Efficient ordering leads to boyfriend’s unnecessary freak-out

Laughing at the boyfriend’s overreaction and agreeing with NTA verdict

Family dinner drama: sister’s boyfriend demands more, gets shut down.

Family dinner drama: Sister’s boyfriend wants his own meal ️

Ordering food for everyone? NTA, he can pay for himself

Sibling’s boyfriend throws tantrum over dinner order. NTA response.

Hilarious question about OP’s reaction to Dave’s comment

NTA Dave is a high maintenance freeloader who threw a tantrum

Sassy NTA comment shuts down sister’s controlling boyfriend

Family style meal etiquette explained. NTA shuts down boyfriend’s tantrum.

Efficient ordering wins the day, NTA for not chiming in

Sibling’s boyfriend throws tantrum over food order, NTA claps back

Awkward Dave flips out over dinner order, NTA family handles it.

NTA and a warning about sister’s boyfriend taking over.

Ordering for someone can have a psychological component, but Dave overreacted

Ordering separate checks is normal, Dave can pay for himself

Spokesperson for the table, not the food police ️

Relaying boyfriend’s order doesn’t make you TA. Fragile masculinity exposed

Savage response to entitled boyfriend’s tantrum

NTA commenter speculates on Dave’s behavior and entitlement ️

Ordering for the table is normal. Dave was r**e. NTA

Gender roles at dinner? NTA for ordering your own food.

NTA. Sister’s boyfriend is a leech, living rent-free and abusive.

Efficient or not, ordering for someone should always be optional

Empathetic comment supports OP’s actions and calls out boyfriend’s behavior.

Mocking the immaturity of the sister’s boyfriend

Sister’s boyfriend throws a fit over dinner order. NTA wins.

Savage comment shuts down sister’s boyfriend’s tantrum.

NTA shuts down entitled and r**e boyfriend in family dinner ️

Dave’s controlling behavior is the real issue here. NTA

Foodies unite! Ordering for the table is a-okay

Ungrateful boyfriend gets put in his place by commenters

NTA comment shuts down entitled boyfriend, mic drop

Suggests a breakup and restaurant etiquette, NTA

Living for free but still acting entitled? Definitely NTA

Ungrateful boyfriend causes scene over dinner order

Insecurity or insanity? NTA and no advice needed. ‍♀️

“Dave can f**k off” – Commenter stands up for sister’s boyfriend.

NTA commenter praises woman’s handling of fragile and insecure boyfriend.

NTA commenter suggests using a mom voice on Dave

One person placing the order is easier. NTA for sure

Insecure boyfriend belittles sister’s partner for asserting boundaries. #NTA

One person ordering is easier. Calm down, Dave.

NTA suggests petty revenge against mooching boyfriend

Dave’s fragile masculinity exposed, NTA sister saves dinner.

Fragile masculinity at its finest. NTA, but cut ties.

Sassy response shuts down entitled boyfriend’s dinner order tantrum

NTA shuts down sister’s boyfriend’s ridiculous behavior at dinner

Dodged a bullet with that Dave guy! NTA for sure

Ordering for someone isn’t a big deal. NTA

Sassy clapback to entitled boyfriend at dinner

Ordering dinner shouldn’t cause a flip out NTA

Efficient ordering method leads to sister’s boyfriend’s rudeness. NTA.

NTA calls out controlling behavior of sister’s abusive boyfriend

NTA commenter calls out ‘comfort digger’ boyfriend with sass.

Fragile masculinity exposed: Commenter defends NTA verdict

Dave’s behavior is exhausting, sister may tire of him soon

Family dinner drama with entitled boyfriend. NTA wins.

NTA comment shuts down outdated gender roles

Sister’s boyfriend is a childish drama llama

Sister’s boyfriend overreacts to dinner order. Commenter advises to avoid him.

NTA for not ordering for boyfriend, guest should follow lead.

NTA. Dave needs attention and doesn’t bring anything to the table.

Taking charge at a family dinner and putting Dave in his place

NTA for ordering Dave’s dish, Dave was the one being sensitive

Last Updated on March 21, 2024 by Diply Social Team