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Input: This is a pretty tame one but something that keeps coming up in my marriage.

To give some background, I am going to school for engineering and I work from home 10-15 hours a week. Because of this my wife does almost all the shopping and cooking. I never push her to do it, it's simply something she enjoys doing.

A lot of the time she'll ask me what I want for dinner. I usually say, "whatever is fine". And I mean it. I have never complained about anything she makes, and I super appreciate it. However, my response bugs her quite a bit sometimes because she "hates having to always pick what's for dinner."

I don't like chosing for a couple reasons. One, I don't know what we have because I didn't do the shopping, so I'd just be guessing until I land on something we have the ingredients for. Second, I don't know how much cooking she is in the mood for. Some of the things she makes can take over an hour and other meals take less than 20 min. I'd feel demanding if I ever suggested she make something that takes a while, but sometimes she likes spending that time. It just doesn't make much sense to me to choose dinner. 

The main reason she wants me to choose is because my wife doesn't like making decisions all the time. She feels bad for the other people and usually just wants them to be happy. I'm usually fine making decisions, but in this situation I would rather not. 

Anyway, I'm rambling, so AITA for not wanting to choose what's for dinner?

not wanting to pick dinner