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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sometimes I truly wonder who raised some of you. Come on, OP. You don’t tell her not to do it. You graciously accept. You can give them away. [/quote] It's not a gift when you impose unhealthy food on people who don't want it and you do it often. It's gross. She has a right to set a limit. If the person insists it tells you how disturbed she is. No need to play pass the crap. The isn't an old lady who is about to die. It's a grown women who is dumping junk. It's presumptuous to assume anyone wants this stuff especially on a regular basis. It's rude and disrespectful. if she did it once a year that would be one thing, but often? this woman doesn't value the health of her friend.[/quote] I’m sorry but this is a ridiculous overreaction and is full of assumptions. How do you know it’s “junk”? You act like she’s shipping crates of Oreos. This woman is probably using meaningful family recipes and doing something she thinks is kind. Why must everything be demonized around here? It’s exhausting. [/quote] Whoa, be careful what you call junk, sister; I love Oreos![/quote]
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