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"I don't want any more. Do you want it?" "I didn't like it anyway"

kpoe1981
kpoe1981 Posts: 14 Member
edited December 2024 in Introduce Yourself
"Do you want this cause I was just going to throw it away" So many different variations of this sentence I heard growing up and it took me until I was older to actually understand what was going on. Dad actually really liked that sandwich. Mom really loved that cake. Grandma went to the store specifically to get that pie. And because they loved me and that is just what some parental figures do for their children. Or I was eyeballing that food like I was starving. Or I said something like...I like pie/sandwich/cake too I wish I had some....they pretended they didn't want it anyway. My 2 month old baby girl is going to get a lot of my "I didn't like it anyway" foods when she grows up because that's just what we do.

Anyone else know what I'm talking about? Did this happen to you growing up or have you done this to your kids?
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