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Input: For some context, I am 18 years old, going to college in the fall, and am getting back into cooking. My late grandma, god rest her soul, was a home ec teacher, and started teaching me how to cook and bake at a young age. Therefore, I have a big appreciation for food. After she died a few years ago, I kinda stopped cooking as much because of a depressive episode. I’m now getting back into it, and while there’s a few things I have to re-learn, I think I’m halfway decent. The problem is my stepmom. She cannot cook at all. Her food is dry, under-seasoned, and either undercooked or burnt, no middle ground. I eat it to be polite, but lately I’ve been preparing my own dinners, just so I don’t have to go to bed hungry. I usually just eat my dinner before she gets home, and then say I’m not hungry when she prepares dinner. The problem arose when my brother came home for spring break a couple days ago. I was making pasta, and he asked if he could have some. Since I had to double the recipe suddenly, this threw me off schedule, and my stepmom came home when we were eating. She flipped out about how it’s so disrespectful that I don’t appreciate what she does for this family and that she slaves away making food for me. My brother pointed out that we never ask her to make food, she just does, and she went off in to her room and hasn’t spoken to us since. AITA for making my own food?

wanting to make my own food