Woman Orders Sushi for One to Prove a Point: Was She in the Wrong?

We all know that communication is key in any relationship, but what happens when one partner just doesn’t seem to get the message? One woman (40F) found herself in a heated situation with her partner (40M) after he kept questioning her about whether they had cheese in the fridge. Tired of his constant ‘manquestioning’, she decided to take matters into her own hands and ordered sushi for one. Was she in the wrong for not sharing the meal and making a point? Let’s dive into the story.

Dividing Household Chores

Different Meals, Different Tastes

The Great Cheese Debate

The ‘Manquestioner’ Strikes Again

Fed Up with the Questions

Communication Attempts

Silence as a Response

Sushi Order for One

The Cheeseless Revelation

Noodles for One

Sushi Delivery Drama

Partner’s Annoyance

The Sushi Dilemma

The Point of the Sushi

The Question Remains

Sushi Showdown: A Bold Statement or a Step Too Far?

Tired of her partner’s constant questioning, this woman decided to make a bold statement by ordering sushi for one, knowing they were out of cheese for their planned mac ‘n cheese dinner. Her partner, however, was less than pleased when the sushi arrived, as he loves sushi too and realized she had placed the order well before he came home. Was she in the wrong for not sharing the meal and making a point, or is her partner’s incessant ‘manquestioning’ the real issue here? Let’s see what the internet thinks about this sushi showdown…

NTA. Hilarious and petty sushi order to prove a point

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NTA proves a point about AH’s cheese forgetfulness

Choosing imaginary cheese: NTA wins the sushi battle

Cheese over sushi any day? Commenters agree with NTA verdict

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ESH for petty bickering, but possible anxiety should be addressed

Proving a point with sushi , NTA wins the fight

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Commenter defends woman’s honesty and criticizes doubter’s memory.

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Proving a point with sushi

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Commenter defends woman’s actions, calls out insufferable behavior.

Did the sushi order teach him a lesson?

ESH. Ordering sushi for one didn’t solve the underlying issues.

Partner’s lack of trust leads to sushi showdown. NTA wins!

Teaching a lesson with sushi

Ex’s behavior justified? Commenter says NTA. ‍♀️

Clever comeback to sushi request sparks agreement among commenters

Acknowledging ‘manquestioning’ and the annoyance of mansplaining.

Commenter sympathizes with frustration over cheese judgement, NTA.

Sassy sushi comeback wins the internet

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Hilarious exchange over cheese in sushi order

NTA gets petty revenge in sushi showdown

No a****e here, but what point was she proving?

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Sending lots of sushi pics to SO:

Last Updated on June 11, 2023 by Diply Social Team