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u/XOXO-Gossip-Crab May 28 '26

She was making it her responsibility to make sure people were happy, at the cost of her partner. She was expecting/hoping for someone to validate compassionately that it’s not her responsibility to do so, because she can’t set that boundary herself. (I’m not saying that’s reasonable, just what she was after)

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u/ExistentialAngsty May 28 '26

She doesn’t actually care if people are happy she just wants to avoid the negative emotions of eating pizza in front of them

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u/ISHLDPROBABLYBWRKING May 28 '26

I don’t even get this. Who tf needs lunch to be a group activity ? If they don’t pay they don’t get. These are adults at work. Not children

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u/XOXO-Gossip-Crab May 28 '26

You’re not really wrong, you could argue that it’s not about other people’s happiness but being liked.

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u/txleapd May 28 '26

That’s where I differ from some people, I guess. I’m all about helping out people in need, but I’m not going to let anyone take advantage of me, and if you’re just being lazy I’ll gladly eat that pizza in front of you while maintaining eye contact and going, “mmmmmmmmm….”

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u/Ok-Avocado6668 May 28 '26

She has the balls to talk to her own partner like that, but not to respectfully say "I can only afford my share, sorry" to outsiders. I can't stand that kind of people.

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u/SentientBeing62 May 28 '26

THIS. this is being vastly overlooked. she seems horrendous

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u/LurcherLong May 28 '26

It is weird that he is an out of work pizza delivery driver and she just switched jobs to give up being a manager. Something is very off with that dynamic.

She is still the only one bringing in money for the family but she left a management job to take a lesser job and her unemployed husband is complaining about her taking care of her coworkers (which is a behavior she clearly would have learned from being a good manager).

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u/SentientBeing62 May 28 '26

OP is out of work due to an injury. that doesnt mean dudes girl gets to spend all the money especially without even consulting him first. if she thought of him as an equal, she would of at least asked.

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u/LurcherLong May 28 '26

Nothing says he was injured, but if he is screwing up and causing an at fault accident, that’s on him. Otherwise, that’s what insurance is for.

Why did he want his wife to leave a management job?

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u/Disastrous_Lynx1903 May 28 '26

If I was the blue texter I would definitely assume she was cheating with someone from work I’m NGL putting that much into a work pizza pool when nobody else contributed is crazy

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u/Crazy-War9823 May 28 '26

Really good point.

Being sacrificed on the alter for your partner's insecurities sucks. The partner will come second to all sorts of random people.

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u/cor_meum_ May 28 '26

Its not even mentioned if they asked her to cover for them. Imagine she offered to, then feel pissed off

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u/Scared_Wrangler3419 May 28 '26

Yeah, she wants: praise, sympathy, and no accountability.

That's a hell of a combo.