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Input: It started when I was asking her details on how a NY cheesecake is made. You can make a no-bake version which I can do or a bake version. Well I was also indecisive about either making 3 different cheesecakes or 3 same plain cheesecakes for a Bible study group.

http://imgur.com/a/pXhWSq4

Well, as I was asking she was going off that I wasn't budgeting and didn't know what I wanted and therefore I should just bring a simple veggie tray vs what I was thinking of doing. All while bashing me. And finally I told her she was being too honest and then that's when shit hit the fan. I tried to respond with a constructive way to help explain it to her how I saw it, but felt like it went no where...

I know she means well but AITA because I told her to chill with her "too honest" feedback.

P.s. the demanding an apology is nothing new. She has done this in the past when I dated her and it's some sort of tactic that's used to one up. I personally already apologized "generally". I'm not about to apologise  for every little thing she calls out.


telling my ex shes being a bit too honest and going off a tangent about me overspending my money