Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:25     Subject: Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
Anonymous wrote:It’s unreasonable. Buy a better kitchen hood vent.


+1
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:21     Subject: Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
Do you have a grill with side burner? If not, maybe get him one, and he can cook the egg on the outdoor burner.
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:20     Subject: Re:Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
Anonymous wrote:It’s pretty unhealthy for him, too. However, if he wants to accelerate his prostrate cancer, maybe he’d be willing to use an induction burner on the porch to cook his eggs


You're insane. Eggs do not cause prostate cancer.
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:19     Subject: Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
I also loathe the smell of eggs, so I sympathize OP, but I agree you’re being unreasonable.
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:18     Subject: Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
He's using the kitchen as a kitchen, you're using it as an office. I think you need to find another office.
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:17     Subject: Re:Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
It’s pretty unhealthy for him, too. However, if he wants to accelerate his prostrate cancer, maybe he’d be willing to use an induction burner on the porch to cook his eggs
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:17     Subject: Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
eggs are one of the healthiest things to eat for breakfast
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:16     Subject: Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
Have him run the exhaust fan on high and open a window all the way when cooking them.
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:15     Subject: Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
totally unreasonable.
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:14     Subject: Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are you certain it is egg smell and not the smell of the fat he cooks them with? Do you dislike the smell of hot butter.


Pretty certain it's the eggs. I don't really mind the smell of Whole Foods frozen croissants being baked or a grilled cheese or pancakes cooked in a pan using butter.


Yep. OP doubling down and not recognizing her own narcissism.


Or to simply increase the ventilation in her own home? Talk about much to do about nothing.
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:13     Subject: Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Are you certain it is egg smell and not the smell of the fat he cooks them with? Do you dislike the smell of hot butter.


Pretty certain it's the eggs. I don't really mind the smell of Whole Foods frozen croissants being baked or a grilled cheese or pancakes cooked in a pan using butter.


Yep. OP doubling down and not recognizing her own narcissism.
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:11     Subject: Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
Anonymous wrote:Are you certain it is egg smell and not the smell of the fat he cooks them with? Do you dislike the smell of hot butter.


Pretty certain it's the eggs. I don't really mind the smell of Whole Foods frozen croissants being baked or a grilled cheese or pancakes cooked in a pan using butter.
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:07     Subject: Re:Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
You sound crazy. Keep your office door closed.
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:07     Subject: Re:Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I have never encountered so many people with "scent sensitivities" in real life as I do here on DCUM. Is this just a new way to complain about something to get attention?


I think we have created a society of narcissistic, entitled complainers who believe that the only thing that matters is how THEY feel and what they want all in the name of personal empowerment.

I wasn't around for JFK, but I do remember learning about his quote of: Ask not what your country can do for you -- ask what you can do for your country. Now, on most all levels, it's all me, me, me.

This idiotic OP with her selfish egg issue is a perfect example of that.


Completely agree. My preferences trump everyone else's. Double down when you're wrong. Never apologize. Me, me, me.
Anonymous
Post 09/11/2024 11:05     Subject: Re:Is not allowing my husband to cook scrambled eggs in the morning an unreasonable request?
Anonymous wrote:I have never encountered so many people with "scent sensitivities" in real life as I do here on DCUM. Is this just a new way to complain about something to get attention?


I think we have created a society of narcissistic, entitled complainers who believe that the only thing that matters is how THEY feel and what they want all in the name of personal empowerment.

I wasn't around for JFK, but I do remember learning about his quote of: Ask not what your country can do for you -- ask what you can do for your country. Now, on most all levels, it's all me, me, me.

This idiotic OP with her selfish egg issue is a perfect example of that.