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Input: My boyfriend and I have lived together for a couple years now and for the most part things have gone well. His job pays more so he pays for most of the bills (I still pay for some) and I also do all of the cooking which I don’t have a problem with since I enjoy cooking, and the last time my boyfriend really cooked he burnt a pan with olive oil so bad we had to throw the whole pan away... so he tends to stay out of the kitchen.

He is also a big guy, he’s rather tall and sometimes says he’s fat - I’ve never described him that way, those are strictly his words. He does like to eat a lot, but I don’t mind it at all for appearance. My only concern is I want him to be healthy, so whenever I make food I try to make normal portions and sometimes healthier options. I’m not trying to change his diet completely, just so that we’re both not eating super unhealthy stuff all the time. But he’ll complain about how he doesn’t like something I’ve made or it’s not enough, and once he’s done eating he sometimes wants me to make something else,

I’ve told him that I’ve already made dinner and if he wants more food he can get it himself, but then he says since I’m in charge of food that I should be making enough for him because I know he has a big appetite. This can sometimes result in an argument and I start thinking maybe I should just cook extra food to make him happy. I don’t know. AITA?

letting my boyfriend be hungry and not feeding him enough