My husband is boycotting my cooking...
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Freeze what you can't eat or give it to a local shelter. He's acting like a baby. If you had a child, would you make that child a separate meal just because s/he didn't like what you made? Keep a jar of peanut butter and a loaf of bread on hand and explain that he can eat what you make or make himself a sandwich. You're his wife, not his mother.0
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My husband thinks, if I cook it and eat it then it's "diet food" and won't even try it. So I cook for myseft and he eats frozen dinners or boxed food.
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I think she's the one being selfish. Stop boo-hoo'ing on a message board and fry that man a burger.
If that was my husband I would tell him there is the door use it.. He eats what I eat or he can do it himself...0 -
sounds like he needs to grow up. He would starve in my house or go broke from take out.
If he doesn't like it he can make or buy his own food.
He needs to be your partner in this and you are doing him a favor by saving his heart from all of the extra harmful stuff.
He may not need to lose weight but his body will do better without the extra cholesterol, fat, etc. that you no longer put in your food.0 -
I make stuff my husband likes. That doesn't mean that _I_ have to eat it. Tonight I made him campfire stew. I made our daughter salmon. I had a couple of pieces of cheese. It was really too late for me to be eating as I get reflux if I eat too late but I'd been busy all day and didn't have nearly enough calories logged so I ate something small and calorie dense. I'll have leftover campfire stew tomorrow probably.0
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I make stuff my husband likes. That doesn't mean that _I_ have to eat it. Tonight I made him campfire stew. I made our daughter salmon. I had a couple of pieces of cheese. It was really too late for me to be eating as I get reflux if I eat too late but I'd been busy all day and didn't have nearly enough calories logged so I ate something small and calorie dense. I'll have leftover campfire stew tomorrow probably.
This thread makes me soo glad I'm single.0 -
Wow so many selfish women on here. No wonder the divorce rate is so high.
It's selfish to expect a man to act like a grownup and not a petulant, ungrateful child? Wow. WOW.
Please tell me you're trolling...0 -
Wow so many selfish women on here. No wonder the divorce rate is so high.
It's selfish to expect a man to act like a grownup and not a petulant, ungrateful child? Wow. WOW.
Please tell me you're trolling...
I think the sad thing is that she's not...it's because of women like her tht men get away with this ****.0 -
I assume he's not crippled, so let his selfish, childish *kitten* cook his own artery clogging crap. Some guys are threatened when their wives claim back their power. Don't let the boy make you feel less than. You are not his mommy. Require him to be grown up. Life never gets better by rewarding negative behavior.0
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I make stuff my husband likes. That doesn't mean that _I_ have to eat it. Tonight I made him campfire stew. I made our daughter salmon. I had a couple of pieces of cheese. It was really too late for me to be eating as I get reflux if I eat too late but I'd been busy all day and didn't have nearly enough calories logged so I ate something small and calorie dense. I'll have leftover campfire stew tomorrow probably.
This thread makes me soo glad I'm single.
diet food or not, im in charge of making dinner. if they dont like it, they can go hungry or have a bowl of cereal.
its sad that my 6 year old girls are acting more mature than the OPs husband.0 -
Im sorry that you are going through this with your husband. Being supportive is what a marriage is all about. He has a choice as to what he puts in his mouth as well as your choice to cook healthy meals. If he chooses not to eat what you cook than that is his choice. He is more than welcome to make the choice to cook his own food if it means that much to him. You can only control you and not him. Calmly make you boundary clear regarding the importance of this life style and that what he chooses to do is on him.0
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Just because YOU want to eat a certain way doesn't mean he has too. I don't blame him for wanting to eat GOOD food. Perhaps you should cook 2 seperate meals. Don't impose your new found lifestyle on other people, including your spouse.
Cook 2 separate meals? She's not a short-order cook. He's a big boy. If he doesn't like what she makes, he can cook for himself. If you subscribe to the belief that the woman should do the cooking, then it's likewise her responsibility to manage her own kitchen and cook what is in the best interest of her family's health.
Wait...are you the husband?0 -
I cook for myself, and if my partner wants to eat it that's great. If not, she's on her own. I will make something she's requested if it's reasonable, but I won't do separate meals and I won't make something special for her if there's already a lot of leftovers in the house. I guess we're lucky we're a lesbian couple and don't feel we have to play the gender roles like your husband apparently does.0
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You aren't his chef. Tell him to cook his own friggen burgers.0
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We have a saying in our house, to be applied at will by whomever happens to be cooking that day:
"You'll eat it and you'll like it".0 -
He is free to cook what he wants for himself.0
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I say cook what you want. He'll eat it, cook what he wants, get take out or starve. I doubt he'll starve so no manslaughter/murder charges for you.
My husband has flat out told me this "if you cook it, i will eat it" which has morphed into "you'll eat what I cook or cook your own darn dinner".0 -
Sounds like a baby. Let him starve then while he watches u eat. He should be glad u even cook.0
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I am getting the same thing. But my husband did a lot of the cooking because he is home 3 hours before me from work. Now he says he does not know what to cook so now he doesn't cook at all. I tried telling him I will make do and ad or delete things as needed.That didn't work..uggggghhh !! I have just started this about a week ago. I hope it gets easier.0
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Casa Del My House is not Burger King. You get it my way or the highway.
...or make your own damn dinner.0
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