We all know that teenagers can have insatiable appetites, but what happens when it causes a rift between family members? One uncle found himself in a sticky situation when his 14-year-old nephew, Erik, wanted more food after already having a generous serving of dinner and dessert. The uncle tried to put his foot down, but his wife had other ideas. Let’s dive into this family drama and see if the uncle was really being unreasonable. ️
Nephews’ Weekend Visit
Erik’s Gigantic Appetite
Dinner Time! ️
Uncle’s Suggestion
Food Denial
Wife Steps In ♀️
Good Day, But…
Bedtime Confrontation
Wife’s Perspective ♀️
Uncle’s Dilemma
Family Food Fight: Who’s Right?
So, we have an uncle trying to set some boundaries with his nephew’s eating habits, and a wife who believes guests should be able to eat as much as they want. It’s a classic case of differing opinions on hospitality and food management. ️ The question is, was the uncle being an a**hole for not letting Erik have another serving, or was he just being practical? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this culinary conundrum…
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YTA. Let the hungry growing kid eat!
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Let him eat in peace and enjoy his food coma
Wife steps up as the ‘Lord & Keeper of the food’
“YTA. Why control his food? Figure out the deeper issue.”
YTA without a doubt lol. $5 says comments make you delete this post. He’s a growing child.
Is it fair to control someone’s food intake?
“YTA. Let the kid eat, he’s just growing! “
Hungry kids need lots of food. YTA for not understanding.
YTA: Judgmental and bothered by nephew’s appetite. Examine your own relationship with food
“Food feud: Wife vs Husband, who’s really the a**hole?”
Controlling people and food: a recipe for strained relationships
Food is meant to be eaten, not bronzed! YTA
YTA – You denied a hungry boy food for your convenience.
Don’t judge a kid’s appetite by their weight!
Hangry nephew vs. unsympathetic uncle
“YTA. Apologize to your nephew and wife.”
Refusing seconds? YTA! Sparks family drama and dinner disaster
