I’ve never understood why some people make a big deal about what OTHER people are eating.

It’s kind of weird, right?

And that’s what’s going on in this story from Reddit’s “Am I the *******?” page.

Take a look at this woman’s story and see what you think.

AITA for ordering food while at my in-laws house?

“We’ve been staying with my in-laws through the holiday.

During Christmas and NYE we of course ate a lot, and really overindulged.

Since Jan 1st, they’ve said they want to fast, eat lighter, etc., which I completely get, and I have been joining them in this.

We’ve been eating things like salads, prosciutto, fruit, etc.

They got a hankering for some food…

However, yesterday I was really hungry after we had soup.

I told my partner that I was going to head out to the shop near to the house to pick up some ground beef and a bread roll to make a burger.

We’ve both been sick, and he said he thought it was a bad idea to go out in the cold while recovering.

I said that I was alright going, and he said I was being irresponsible about my health.

I said okay, thank you, but I am still hungry and I don’t want to trouble your parents to cook again, so I will order some food.

He said there was plenty of food in the house, and when I told him I was just in the mood for something hearty, he asked me why I couldn’t just be happy with what we have.

What’s the big deal?

I said that I wasn’t unhappy, just hungry.

He got really upset with me and said I didn’t appreciate him.

He also reminded me that there is a lot of packaging associated with delivery services (we try to live a low-waste lifestyle).

He suggested a piece of parmigiano (which I’m not a big fan of) or pineapple (yummy, but not satiating for me).

I did thank him, but I said again that I would really just like to have something

I was surprised at him reacting like this because I didn’t accuse him, I wasn’t upset at all, and I wasn’t asking anything from him; I was more than happy to feed myself.

This is odd…

But he was very distressed, so I apologised and said “alright, I won’t order anything.”

But I remained hungry, and thinking about it again makes me very frustrated.

I feel like I stayed hungry for no reason.

Is my hunger blinding me here?

It seems like no matter what option I suggested for food, he was angry that I didn’t want to eat what was in the house, even though I was willing to provide everything for myself.

Was this inconsiderate of me?”

Check out what folks said about this on Reddit.

This individual said she’s NTA.

Another individual shared their thoughts.

This reader said she’s NTA.

Another person spoke up.

And this Reddit user had a lot to say.

Hey, when you’re hungry, you gotta eat, right?

Don’t make that woman hangry!

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