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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So, just to clarify- you think your husband is an asshole because he doesn't coconut oil?

Thank you for that. I just realized my wife is awesome.[/quote]

Same here. OP subscribes to some new fad and cooks unpleasant food and then blames her husband for not liking it. Conflict will take more out health than any fats. Bone broth? Why? For fun?[/quote]

Agreed. I don’t know what the food and meal dynamic was like before OP went down the ghee and coconut oil road, but I can understand his displeasure if all of a sudden she’s cooking nasty crap for whatever fad diet she’s on, and he’s either expected to eat it and love it, or she’s just unilaterally told him to cook for himself. Which is fine, but if the custom has never been that before, he’s entitled to his feelings. The person making the diet change should never expect everyone else in the house to love it or be on board. [/quote]

Wow way to take just one of the relentless stream of criticisms from OP’s DH and blow it up to belittle her experience of never hearing a positive word from her partner.  Why did you choose to ignore that aspect of her story, the relentless criticizing in the guise of sharing an opinion?  Why did you choose to ignore the complaints about her appearance and the complaints in front of family members?  Why did you not ask why DH doesn’t cook if he doesn’t like what she serves?  You all must be fun to be married to.[/quote]

OP's examples make OP look bad. She is doing some weird sh*t and expects approval. I would tell my family too if my DH started some bone broth making, some many jokes. [/quote]

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