Meet our 45-year-old protagonist, affectionately known as ‘Chef Uncle’. He’s taken on the noble task of caring for his 15-year-old niece, Shelly, after her mother had to leave due to tax issues. Chef Uncle, already feeding a family of 8, is known for his meticulous meal planning and portion control. But when Shelly, a big girl at 5’4″ and 320lbs, asked for a second helping of dinner every night, Chef Uncle found himself in a culinary conundrum. Should he stick to his calorie-conscious cooking or cater to Shelly’s cravings?
Chef Uncle Steps Up
Meet Shelly, the New Addition ♀️
Chef Uncle’s Kitchen Rules ️
Dinner Drama Begins
Chef Uncle Draws a Line in the Sand
Shelly’s Social Media Outburst
Chef Uncle’s Dilemma
A Plate Full of Drama: Is Chef Uncle Right or Wrong? ️ ♂️
Chef Uncle is in the hot seat, with his niece Shelly accusing him of starving her. His crime? Refusing to serve her two plates of dinner every night. While he insists he’s promoting healthy eating habits, Shelly claims he’s forcing her to lose weight. The situation has even spilled over onto social media, with Shelly airing her grievances for all to see. Chef Uncle, however, is torn. He wonders if he should relent and cook extra, considering Shelly’s emotional turmoil. After all, a few extra plates wouldn’t hurt his wallet. But would it hurt Shelly in the long run? The jury’s out on this one. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this culinary conundrum…
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NTA. Stay strong and don’t let her bully you.
NTA. Offer extra veggies as a side to fill her up
NTA – Cooking for her is already a lot of work!
NTA for enforcing healthy eating habits, but stressed about social media backlash. Also, super organized food-wise!
NTA. Setting a good example for her health and future.
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NTA: Commenter shares personal experience of childhood starvation and offers support ❤️
Feeding her well, but is it tough love or cruelty?
NTA, niece needs therapy to cope with mom’s absence
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Setting boundaries and teaching consequences for social media behavior.
NTA. Shelly’s entitlement backfires as you refuse to be her personal chef
️ A military-like operation? NTA for portion control, but is it enough?
Encouraging self-sufficiency and healthy eating habits
NTA. Have you explained concerns about her weight? Consider counseling.
NTA: Encouraging healthy choices, but is it tough love or cruelty?
Supportive comment, spreading positivity. Keep it up!
“NTA but you need to take her to the doctor. ⚕️ She’s on track to develop health problems too, if she hasn’t already.”
Food as a coping mechanism: the slippery slope of emotions
NTA. Feed her, ignore social media, post food pics
Standing up for health: Tough love or body shaming?
Empathy and support for a child’s well-being and family dynamics.
NTA: Tough love or cruelty? Dividing family over dinner drama
Fair or harsh? NTA. Hungry? Cook your own food, OP’s rule.
Using food as a coping mechanism is harmful. NTA!
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Suggest therapy, but be sensitive to her eating issues
Last Updated on November 6, 2023 by Diply Social Team
