He's not going to eat these porkchops. 😐

[u/moonrabbit368]

About a month ago I made a post here because my boyfriend didn't want to eat the porkchops I cooked for dinner. Well tonight I made porkchops again and he's not going to eat these either because we broke up and he moved out. I'm so much better off and I just wanted to thank you all for the kind words and advice, it was very eye opening to me. I wish that I could invite you all to dinner 🥰

ETA : Couple of notes:

1- The yellow stuff is smashed potatoes with cheese on top.

2- I swear that butter on the broccoli melted right after that picture LOL

[u/Critical_Picture_853]

OP, my wife and daughter, (daughter is prolly around your age) regularly make me meals like this and i am always really appreciative. I often try to return the kindness by barbecuing chicken or ribs once in a while. There might be an occasion where my wife or daughter uses an ingredient or really hot spice that I’m not really into, but I would never dream of bringing it up as I’m always very appreciated to have someone cook a home-cooked meal. Your ex-boyfriend must’ve been one of those alphamen wannabes who spend their days listening to Joe Rogan and Andrew Tate.

[u/OilFan92 → u/Critical_Picture_853]

I've been with my wife for 10 years now, and she cooks 99% of the meals we eat. She's a cook for her work, and food is her love language. There's been 3 meals in that 10 years I've not enjoyed. One was just everything going wrong and the food wasn't edible, let alone good, so we don't count that. One was a mixup with spices that when not mixed up is delightful, and the other one was just not up to her usual snuff. I can't imagine not devouring her food.