Sharing a meal with friends can be a lot of fun, but it stops being fun when one friend has a bad attitude about the situation.

In today’s story, one friend is very critical of the food her other friends make, and eventually, one of her friends confronts her about it.

Did she go too far, or was her ultimatum just right?

Let’s read all the details to decide.

AITA for telling my friend she can’t join our weekly dinner group anymore?

So, here’s the deal.

I organize a weekly dinner with friends where we try out different recipes and sometimes experiment with challenging dishes.

It’s a lot of fun, and everyone usually chips in either by cooking or bringing ingredients.

One of my friends, however, has started showing up empty-handed and then ends up criticizing the dishes we make.

The only thing she contributes is her bad attitude.

It’s getting frustrating because she doesn’t contribute but always has something negative to say, which kind of ruins the vibe.

After the last dinner, I told her that if she’s not going to participate positively, she shouldn’t come anymore.

She got upset and told others in the group that I was being unfair.

Now, I’m wondering if I was too harsh.

AITA for asking her not to come if she’s just going to be negative?

She needs to start contributing or at least be nice about what everyone else contributes.

Let’s see what Reddit thought of this story.

This person comments on the friend’s bad attitude.

Here’s another person who is on OP’s side.

The friend is being unreasonable.

This person thinks OP deserves an award.

The friend is completely out of line.

 

If she doesn’t have anything nice to say, she should stay home.

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