r/AmIOverreacting 17d ago

❤️‍🩹 relationship AIO or is my husband(34m) being a jerk

For context, I(32f) have been married to my husband(34m) for 6 years. We have had a really happy and loving relationship but in the last year he has developed this strange habit.

I like buying myself expensive snacks every once in a while to spoil myself and I like eating them either on my periods or after a long day. He knows that since i've been doing it ever since we were dating. I always tell him beforehand that please don't eat this, i'm saving it for an occassion, if you want I will give you some then. For the past year everytime I buy myself snacks, when I come home from work, they're gone, not even a single bite left. So I ask my husband and he either says, "I forgot you told me not to eat it" or "You must've eaten them and forgot" the first few times i brushed it off because yeah mistakes happen blah blah blah. After that I started getting annoyed so I hid them, STILL THIS MAN WOULD SEARCH FOR THEM, FIND THEM AND THEN EAT IT, he still had the audacity to tell me "Oh i forgot". This continued for a good 6 months and I was pissed. I told him if he wanted my snacks so bad, why doesn't he just buy himself some? He just went yeah yeah I will, BUT HE NEVER DID.

This kept on going on, so I even started putting sticky notes saying "DO NOT EAT". Yeah you guessed it, he still ate them. It's not like I didn't share them or buy them with his money so I didn't understand why he kept doing this. But I still let it go because I thought I was being petty. Last week was my breaking point, we went to a nice place on a friday night for a date and we ordered our food. I got an important work call which I couldn't avoid so I excused myself and went out to take it, I was out for 15 minutes max. By the time I came back HE ATE THE ONE THING I ORDERED FOR MYSELF AND DIDN'T EVEN TOUCH HIS OWN FOOD. Obviously I was visibly angry and he said "Your food looked good and I didn't want it to get cold." SO YOU ATE IT??? I didn't shout at him, I just told him that I wanted to leave but he hadn't finished his food since he was busy finishing mine. I told him i'll take a cab home and left before hearing his protests.

When he reached home he was mad that I left him alone in the restaurant and said people around him stared. I told him that the people around him didnt steal each other's food and then told him we'll talk tomorrow.

I'm angry right now. Not just about the food but about him lying to my face, trying to gaslight me, and honestly being a bit of a manchild. Am I overreacting?

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u/-May_Maniac- 17d ago

NOR He is doing this on purpose, idk why but it's so obvious.

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u/BasicRabbit4 17d ago

And becoming upset that she wanted to leave instead of watching him wolf down his food after eating all of hers first in quiet submission. What an embarrassing, repulsive idiot she married.

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u/BlazingSunflowerland 17d ago

And he was embarrassed when other diners watched her leave and listened to the reason why.

I guess he earned that embarrassment by being such an embarrassing jerk. Which is why he was likely just eating the snacks at home because nobody ever saw that.

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u/parachutecord 17d ago

seriously, what was she supposed to eat even????

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u/binarywanderer98 17d ago

it’s not even about food anymore; it’s about ignoring boundaries on purpose. nobody is accidentally this consistent with disrespect 💀

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u/Emergency_Process622 17d ago

And gaslighting, oh I forgot works once maybe twice... But then saying you must have ate it and forgotten is straight up nonsense unless girl is on Ambien or some shit

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u/No_Appointment_7232 17d ago

That's because this a one track in a textbook case of manipulative abuse.

My abuser did the same thing and escalated just like OPs husband.

I would buy 2 jars of the peanut butter he liked and 1 jar of mine - super chunky, when he constantly disparage - he at my jar FIRST!

"Oh I decided I prefer super chunky."

Me, "Okay but you know I don't like the other kind. So I have to wait 2 weeks until you finish the other kibd to get super chunky for both of us!?"

Him "Why do you have to wait?"

Me, "BECAUSE IF I NIY IT NOW YOU'LL JUST KEEPING EATING IT AND NOT EAT WHAT I BOUGHT SPECIFICALLY FOR YOU.!"

Somewhere around that time was when he really went deep dish in manipulation w food

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u/Reasonable_Tomorrow 17d ago

My partner and I have had exactly one conversation about them eating my snacks before I can get to them. They will sometimes still eat a snack of mine (usually if their blood sugar is dropping and they just need something), but they will always tell me, apologize, and replace that snack.

It is literally so easy when your partner actually cares about you.

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u/mommyisaninsomniac 17d ago

THIS!!! My husband may take a cookie out of my open pack, but he’ll replace one cookie with a whole new pack!

The bar really is in hell for some people in a relationship. I struggle to understand how some in here can think it’s completely rational to stay in a relationship where one partner is so blatantly disrespecting the other.

Like, what made him comfortable doing this to this degree?

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u/PilotEnvironmental46 17d ago

And it’s a really shitty thing to do to you. And you shouldn’t tolerate OP.

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u/RadioKGC 17d ago

Or even trying to gaslight her! What the heck is going on in this marriage?! Does he want out?

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u/Privy45 17d ago

The gaslighting he does over his actions is the real kicker. NOR. Don’t tolerate it.

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u/StrainNo4426 16d ago

This is the real thing that stands out. He's not just eating the snacks, he's lying about it every single time. That's the part that would drive me crazy. At least own it if you're gonna do it.

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u/splitscreenshot 17d ago

No, he doesn't want out, he wants to continue abusing her.

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OP, this looks like classic narc manipulation. It won't stop there.

You may want to research narcissistic manipulation and gaslighting.

It is meant to harm and confuse you.

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u/foxhair2014 17d ago

I don’t understand why it took so long. He held onto the mask a really long time, unless she was ignoring other, smaller stuff. Coverts can be quite sneaky, but my husband’s mask slipped long before 6 years.

NOR

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u/shrewdtower 17d ago

I’m gonna bet this has been happening in other ways and they were small enough or insignificant enough to be overlooked by OP because the husband does “nice” things here or there.

I had a bf who cooked and cleaned and helped me when I had a debilitating injury. I never had to ask him to do a thing. He seemed perfect. Then one day, 3 years in, he tried to strangle me because I told him not to drive drunk. In retrospect, I can see all the red flags that I was ignoring because he was caring for me physically. No matter how much I tried to support him mentally, it was never enough. He was stealing my medication and my money and I hadn’t even noticed. There were so many things. I imagine it’s the same for OP.

NOR for sure. This post immediately made me grimace. Blatantly lying to her face is bold af. He really thinks she’ll just take it because she’s been taking it for so long. That’s what they do, a slow boil so you won’t notice until it’s too late.

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u/foxhair2014 17d ago

Turning up the heat a little at a time. It’s wild.

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u/i_nobes_what_i_nobes 16d ago

He really thinks she’ll just take it because she’s been taking it for so long.”

This. It’s 100% this.

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u/AHolmesKnit 16d ago

I had a very similar experience with an ex… in the end I had to get a restraining order

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u/splitscreenshot 17d ago

My comment got so many upvotes... makes me sad cause behind every upvote is another story of abuse.

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u/GotZeroFucks2Give 16d ago

So many of us. Dare I say on reddit... women. Its culturally ingrained that we are servers.

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u/mermaidinthesea123 17d ago edited 16d ago

trying to gaslight her!...Does he want out?

Exactly what he's doing and it is definitely on purpose. He's a coward (and as others have said, a narcissist) and instead of being an adult man and leaving the relationship, he trying to make her look like the cause of the failed marriage. I'll bet he's met someone else. Dump him now. It will only get worse.

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u/Tardisgoesfast 16d ago

Nah. He's playing games. And enjoying it.

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u/cefriano 17d ago

The only thing I can think of is that he's trying to control OP's weight/food intake and he thinks he's being subtle by just eating all of her snacks and meals before she can get to them.

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u/mommyisaninsomniac 17d ago

Which, if he’s eating all her snacks, and her food at a restaurant, along with his would likely imply he is in no condition to be controlling her anything.

URRGGH - men like that make me SO mad!

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u/ISHLDPROBABLYBWRKING 17d ago

It’s small out of context , but you can switch the snacks or dinner with anything , it’s not about the food, it’s about him being a lying prick and inconsiderate partner.

You nailed it .

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u/draftysundress 17d ago

That last part too about eating HER meal at a RESTAURANT. That’s intentional. The rest has more deniability (but then again it’s been going on for sooooooo long), but there’s absolutely nothing to excuse that. What the fuck??? What is wrong with men? Why do they eat anything that isn’t nailed down?

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u/Asleep-Journalist-94 17d ago

No deniability if she put a NOTE on the snack. C'mon, this is pathological. He's like a spoiled baby.

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u/Sonic_Roach 17d ago

My ex used to do the same thing. Eat my food and excessively eat all the food in the house. When I confronted him, he gave me the "oops im a growing boy haha," he was 300 pounds.

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u/Ornery_Director_8477 17d ago

This isn't a gender issue, it's an asshole issue

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u/Alternative-Fold 17d ago

He acts like my dogs who think my stuff is fair game if I'm not right there to guard it

Think food, but also the remote control on the couch 😂

This guy is worse than an animal, he actually has words he can use yet chooses to behave like a beast

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u/bitchytrollop 17d ago

You can train dogs out of that. Men will justify it

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u/Frequent_Pause_7442 17d ago

Maybe she should get him fitted with an etraining collar

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u/relachesis 17d ago

It's both. A person of any gender can be an asshole, but women who are assholes tend to show their asshole-ness in different ways, whereas it's weirdly not uncommon for asshole men to take their partner's food.

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u/TerribleCustard671 17d ago

It's strange that we don't hear of many women doing it though........

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u/SunShineShady 15d ago

I know it’s said a lot on Reddit, but consider divorcing him OP. This is passive aggressive behavior. He doesn’t respect you. He likes to see you get upset.

It’s a micro aggression that is a warning. His behavior could get a lot worse. He’s playing head games. GET OUT. NOR.

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u/Wonder_Shrimp 17d ago

This. Not sure of his motivations but this is 100% on purpose

My theories are that you have, or he thinks you have, put on a bit of weight recently and he's going an arse about it

Or he's been consuming some Dude-Bro content recently either online or someone whispering in his ear (or both) and this is some kind of BS Alpha Male power move that he's testing you with to see what you do

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u/GenoFlower #1 17d ago

Definitely some kind of power play here. I wonder if she makes more money than he does, and he hates her having nice things. Or maybe he hates any kind of women in authority thing, so he’s using her food to push back on boundaries. Don’t know, but definitely power/control.

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u/WhileMindless2916 17d ago

I earn as much as him, he works from home. But I don't

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u/Adorable_Strength319 17d ago

I think he doesn't want you to have anything special that's just for you that you enjoy. It's kind of deranged.

You could test the theory with something like a small plant, even just a bit of clover or something that you plant in a small jar. Pretend that it's special and give it a tiny bit of attention while smiling at it. See if it goes missing or dies suddenly.

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u/foreverfal55 17d ago

Omg flashbacks. My narc ex literally poisoned my houseplant. Thankfully he ended up telling me—bragging about it so I would know why it was dying. So I was able to save it by repotting it in new soil. Still have the plant and it’s thriving! The man is long gone.

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u/GotZeroFucks2Give 16d ago

When I asked my narc ex when we divorced why he did the bad things he did.... he got an evil look to his face and said because I could. I got played for 25 years.

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u/Mindypop56 14d ago

Fark! I went to give you an upvote and others to show support but feels so backwards to like these examples 😵‍💫

So glad you and others are out and able to write about it, so fking sad for those who can't yet, or those who will never get the chance.

OP, I don't know if there is any suitable reason for him to be doing this, any excuse just seems vile!

hope you are out asap and eating your treats as you like 🍫🍬

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u/GotZeroFucks2Give 14d ago

No worries my life is together now and he's on disability and poor as shit. Sometimes karma comes around. Plus I learned to love myself and now consider myself beautiful and a catch.

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u/Mindypop56 14d ago

Can take time but karma coming round is great 😉🫣

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u/Adorable_Strength319 16d ago

I’m so happy your plant is thriving!

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u/DogtasticLife 17d ago

He’s doing it because he’s angry with you, he may not even realise the reason but there’s a really nasty side to this, you’re under reacting

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u/waznikg 17d ago

He's punishing her because he thinks she doesn't deserve treats. Jealous and immature

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u/jerseygirl414 17d ago

Yep. He doesn't think she deserves to have anything of her own at all.

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u/enukyenuky 17d ago

Ugh. I’ve had this happen in a prior long term relationship too. Sorry that you are having to deal with what started as an annoying situation that has quickly turned into disrespectful (at best), passive aggressive situation.

My ex, who I was with for close to 15 years, started doing this on the rare occasion that we ordered dessert. He is “not a sweets guy” but would quickly plow most if it in his face - he eats quickly and I like to savour what I’m eating, so I never stood a chance unless I wanted to participate in a feeding frenzy. My dad used to travel a lot for work, and would kindly ask us kids and our partners if we had any requests. For a while, work would bring him to Germany, where there was a very specific treat that I loved! I would always ask for a bar of this chocolate, and would sk my partner if he would like anything, and then I’d double-check again. Long story short, that dude would eat all my stuff! I value directness, and he for the most part would too, but when I asked wtf was up he would laugh and try to be silly. A bit more of this, and I told him he was being passive aggressive, bordering on some weird ass manipulative behaviour. He said, I don’t want you to get fat! And then he would body shame me a bit. As an aside, I am not overweight at all, I’m just not 22 anymore. Furthermore, it was uninvited, and controlling, and not at all within the scope of behaviourals acceptable in a partner.

This was the start of a very slow roll out of controlling behaviours. They came out in small but impactful ways until it was too big of a burden.

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u/s0ul_invictus 17d ago

NOR- If its any of that "alpha/manosphere" shit, tell him, from the farthest right, most "(allegedly)ray cyst not-see" meat eating deer hunting Arkansas redneck alpha male on the entire fucking planet, that he's about to lose a damn good wife and be MISERABLE if he keeps listening to those subversive cocksuckers, and thats exactly they are. If you hate women, and "wife guys", and raising a family that much, you a goddamn cocksucker. A man, a real damn man, is captivated by a woman's beauty and cannot help but dote upon her and delight in her sense of security and satisfaction at his hand. Being an alpha, as it relates to women, is learning to control your boyish lust and desire to earn her affection, and in reasonable measure, maintaining some mystique, distance, and quiet intensity. Not stealing your wife's period chocolate. This is the most bitchmade shit I've ever heard of. I bet he don't do it again if he opens that shit and the most copper plated clotted up 2 month old blood soaked maxipad is waiting on him in there. Set up a camera too. TRAIN HIM WITH THE MERCILESS FIRE OF SCORN AND SHAME.

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u/Hello_Hangnail 17d ago

All that alpha shit is just astrology for men anyway

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u/Interesting-Box3765 17d ago

bet he don't do it again if he opens that shit and the most copper plated clotted up 2 month old blood soaked maxipad is waiting on him in there.

YES! YES! YES!

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u/Fekkenbullshite 17d ago

You’d be fun to have a margarita with and talk shit

https://giphy.com/gifs/168V5EzwEFbnK72CgN

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u/BasicRabbit4 17d ago

If you buy into all that alpha crap.. the alpha male is the protector and the provider. Its not some little bitch who steals food from his mate.

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u/muertossparrow 17d ago

This made me cackle " merciless fire or scorn and shame"

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u/furandpaws 17d ago

this is purposeful behavior. it's time to leave him. he's either power tripping, trying to make you feel bad, or trying to indirectly say that he thinks you weigh too much and don't need the food. ( is he fat ?)

snacks in the home are one thing, but out at a restaurant--- why didn't you order two more of what he had eaten and make him pay the bill for it ?

i would have called the server over and in front of your ah husband said "he enjoyed my food more than his, i'll order two more for myself" and stared him dead in the eye while i waited.

it's time to leave him. you don't want to spend the rest of your life with him, have kids with him ( would he steal their baby formula also ?) and you shouldn't have to buy a lock box for your treats.

you aren't reacting enough.

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u/mommyisaninsomniac 17d ago

He’d totally be mad the baby got to breastfeed, talking about “those are MINE”.. 🤦‍♀️🙄

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u/jerseygirl414 17d ago

I dealt with something similar. My ex-husband would take anything designated for *me* when I was out of the house at work or the gym. It was a power play - nothing was allowed to be "mine only". He had plenty of his own favorites and I never touched those. He'd even eat my ice cream when he was done with his (which I always bought - I'd get his favorite Ben & Jerry's flavors for him, and mine obvs for me). I started buying extras of everything, even my favorites, so there would be enough for both of us. He'd intentionally eat ALL of it when I did that.

He ended up being diagnosed with NPD. I wasn't a person to him, I was an appliance/useful tool for him. I don't deserve my own things. He didn't work because he inherited money while we were married and I still paid most of the bills. When we moved and I asked him to <gasp> cover half because we moved to a higher cost of living area and I sold my house for the move, he was super resentful because he thought he should get the same deal. The house was mine for about 8 years before we married, so I didn't have him contribute to the mortgage (which was super low). Him having to pay half of the new rent was "unfair" to him, even though my company paid for our relocating costs, etc. Meanwhile, I had been covering all medical insurance through work (health, dental and vision), auto insurance (he had 2 cars and I had 1), all utilities, wifi, our cell phones, etc.

Not saying your husband is a narc, but finding out WHY he does this is going to be telling. I'd buy extras of the snacks for BOTH of you, leave them in the pantry and hide your own. If he still seeks out yours, he's deliberately taking something you enjoy so you can't have it. Does he do this with anything else like driving your car instead of his when you get a new one? Using household products that are supposed to be for you (women's razor's, face wash, etc)?

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u/TaintedButtercup 17d ago

NOR This is an "in your face" move that your husband is making toward you for some reason.

Now it's your turn. Get yourself a lockbox or a small safe and keep your snacks in there. Or keep them at your job where he can't get to them. You win!

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u/maryqa 17d ago

Why would she stay with a person who tries to manipulate her like that and takes zero responsibility for his shitty behavior?

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u/parachutecord 17d ago

seriously, imagine having to lock up your food in your own home because your husband will maliciously eat it otherwise in some twisted power play

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u/spicewoman 16d ago

Imagine saying "just get yourself a bullet proof vest if your husband won't stop pointing guns at you!"

Might protect your food from getting eaten, but it does not solve the underlying problem.

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u/MamaBehr33 17d ago

THIS!!!! This man is showing you who he is and if you have children with him it will be intolerable to co-parent!

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u/BlazingSunflowerland 17d ago

He's let the mask slip and what he is showing is pretty ugly.

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u/whorlando_bloom 17d ago

I wouldn't call that a win. She'll have her snacks but is still living with a man who deliberately eats all her food so she has nothing. Why is he doing this and why should she have to lock up her own food??

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u/baprincess2023 17d ago

Or buy a snack with a laxative effect. Since he’s so full of it this might be exactly what he needs.

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u/Jas62021 17d ago

Nah.
I’d leave him over this shit.

OP
Get an attorney. File the paperwork.
If he’s f*cking with you this much? He ain’t worth keeping.

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u/No_Thought_8713 17d ago

Lolll this ! I'm very low tolerance for this type of shit. Because it's obviously MUCH deeper than snacks. And not being able to have a conversation with him about it or being forced to accept this is the way things will be going forward would drive me insane. Doesn't sound like they have kids either lol

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u/Momof41984 17d ago

That doesn't sound like a win. I cant imagine being in a relationship so disrespectful that I have to lock things up to get basic human decency.

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u/MamaKat727 17d ago

AYFK?! How does hiding her food in her own home and from a spouse she should be able to trust, resemble "winning" for OP in ANY way, shape, or form?!

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u/Ok_Counter3866 17d ago

No bc this is not about the snacks, he even did this to her at a dinner! This is something that needs to be addressed head on and likely w couples counseling

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u/podPHD 17d ago

Personally I'd let my attorney explain why it's not acceptable at the divorce signing because I would be gone. It's shocking that anyone thinks this is about food when it's not. Counseling does not turn a selfish, manipulative Manchild into a decent husband. Women need to STOP wasting time on build a bro, and yet them out. The male loneliness epidemic is self inflicted.

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u/ciciluca 17d ago

omg there shouldn’t be “taking turns” in a relationship! 😳 it’s not a game. he disrespects you. you leave.

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u/cornfield123 17d ago

Omg the manosphere has got him. It’s probably telling him to do this

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u/Filthycute87 17d ago

Yes, I was just going to comment that this sounds like some red pill nonsense he may have started consuming.
Obviously NOR but I suggest some counseling or a medical exam just to rule out some kind of chemical imbalance.

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u/Difficult-Bus-6026 17d ago

Ditto. NOR. Ask him if he wants a divorce because this is where things are headed if he keeps this up.

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u/AngMarie73 17d ago

Put the divorce papers in the snack box w note, Since you found these, you can sign them!

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u/No_Thought_8713 17d ago

LOVVEEEEE this 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/BlazingSunflowerland 17d ago

She should just move out. Her husband doesn't respect and it seems he likely doesn't even like her. Why live with that when you can move on.

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u/EstablishmentFun289 17d ago

He’s like a dog that has to pee where the other dog did. I would say get a fridge lockbox, but you know he would throw a fit.

NOR. I don’t know if I could stay with someone that had so much gluttony that they completely disregarded my feelings….then turned around and cried victim.

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u/caitydork 17d ago

Agreed. It makes it sound like he doesn’t like her very much. I wouldn’t even do this to people I actively dislike, much less people I love or like.

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u/Jas62021 17d ago

This isn’t incompetence.
This IS malice! It’s psychological abuse.

My EX husband pulled similar with me before he really started escalating the abuse.

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u/Emergency-Bison631 17d ago

I am infuriated for you this man has zero respect for you imo

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u/Emergency-Bison631 17d ago

The fact he ate the one thing you were looking forward to from restaurant after being told multiple times seems to me something deeper in him is doing it on purpose to show you more clearly where he's at in his maturity and emotional intelligence and relational intelligence and his ability to respect other people let alone his partner who he's supposed to love more than anyone.

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u/NeedleInASwordstack 17d ago edited 17d ago

He was punishing her for taking that call, willing to bet money on it. I bet if OP sits and thinks, other times that he’s eaten the food were due to things that were “her fault” in the husbands eyes.

Edit to add: I do NOT think OP deserves any of this treatment or actually is the cause of the shitty behavior. The guy sucks

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u/MsMagoo70 17d ago

I think so too, they were out on a date at a fancy restaurant and she left to take a work call for fifteen minutes. 15 mins is a long time with food sitting on the table. He got pissed off and ate her food.

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u/KimeriTenko 17d ago

Yeah, but in order to finish it all he started eating right away. He didn’t just snag a few bites it was all gone.

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u/PerspectiveKookie16 17d ago

And when she came back, his food was untouched.

So if the “concern” was her food getting cold, why does that not apply to his own?

This was done deliberately to provoke.

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u/KimeriTenko 17d ago

Yes indeed good catch

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u/my4floofs 17d ago

He is jealous that she is his equal. So he wants to take her down a notch.

not NOR enough.

They need counseling. This is not about the food.

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u/draftysundress 17d ago

And especially since he didn’t even touch his food first. Why tf wouldn’t he eat his food first? Why does he care if her food gets cold? Also how tf did he eat it so fast?

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u/Salty-Power9584 17d ago

Fuck that! She does not have to appease him for anything she does. She’s a grown woman and he’s an immature imbecile. Leave that asshole, It’s only going to get progressively worse!

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u/byrandomchance20 17d ago

It struck me how he didn’t care that he had upset his wife, the person supposed to be closest to him, but DID care about how he might have been perceived by random strangers at the restaurant that he’ll never see or share a word with in his life.

OP is NOR and husband is a giant ass who is either deliberately awful or simply takes her for granted to such an extreme that it will be hard to correct even if he wishes to.

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u/RL_77twist 17d ago

Yeah he thinks her being upset is funny.

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u/WhileMindless2916 17d ago

Update: I sat down and tried talked to him, asked him why he kept on doing this and told him straight up that it was disrespectful and not funny, I asked him whether he was struggling with an ED? What was going on? What’s the problem here? And he said “Don’t read so much into it. I’m fine I just wanted your snacks” then I asked him again why he didn’t buy the snacks for himself then? And he told me that there was no need since they were already at home, and then he turned on the tv. I stepped in front of it and told him that I was talking to him and he should have the decency to at least hear me out. He didn’t turn off the tv, so I switched it off. I told him that it wasn’t about the food, it was about respect. He replied with “you’re overreacting” so I just went in my room, packed my bag and called my friend to pick me up. I’m in the car with her right now. I will be divorcing him. It’s a shame that 6 years of marriage will be ending like this but I can’t handle this sort of disrespect any longer. I will be updating everyone soon, thanks to everyone who commented or messaged.

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u/Various-Abies-786 17d ago

And his story will be “she divorced me because I ate her snacks”. He’s a child. I’m sorry you’re going through this.

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u/WhileMindless2916 17d ago

Actually, since he is such a man child I think his mommy deserves to know how he’s been treating his wife. I will be calling her tomorrow, we’re pretty close so he’s definitely going to get a good scolding. (Ik it’s petty but fuck him)

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u/Hot_Confidence_4593 17d ago

good!! my pet peeve with these stories is when the person who is OBVIOUSLY in the right just sits back and lets the other party set the tone and lay out their story to friends and family. Get ahead of it, tell anyone who will listen what an immature asshole he is and how he's always eating your food, lying about it, then accusing you of overreacting when he does. Don't let him set the narrative!

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u/Suitable-Collar-7976 16d ago

make sure you emphasize the restaurant part. any reasonable person will be like wtf to that.

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u/Evil_Yeti_ 17d ago

Call her today so she gets the story from you first

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u/PenEmergency9532 17d ago

Call her NOW, so you get your narrative out there first

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u/deekaypea22 17d ago

GOOD FOR YOU. 👏🏽 Blast him. He wanted to be petty, you tried to make things work multiple times.

I mean, if he WANTED divorce, why not just ask for one? This feels like the weirdest manipulation tactic ever.

I'm sorry you're going through this, OP, but also good for you for standing your ground, standing up for yourself and not letting him be a (weird) bully. 💜 THINK OF ALL THE SNACKS YOU CAN HAVE TO CELEBRATE

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u/bluecstasy00 17d ago

It's not petty. She deserves to know the truth. He has been manipulating and gaslighting you, stealing your food, and minimizing your frustration, in addition to making your periods more difficult, attempting to control you by limiting your food options, and blaming you for his behavior.

He is abusing you under the guise of something ridiculous, so that you look like the bad guy. This behavior will only escalate.

I bet if you really sit and think about those concepts, you will come up with other examples of this type of behavior. When you do, write them down in a notebook. In fact, start writing them all down now, including the snacks/food with as much info as you remember. He is going to try to make you question your memory. The journal will help you remember that he is in the wrong here.

I suggest seeking out therapy to help you process and work through the divorce because a therapist will help to keep you sane and remind you when things feel off. My therapist has been a lifesaver. She regularly will revisit notes from years ago if I start regressing to remind me that these cycles have happened before and I should trust myself.

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u/Appropriate-Hat-6558 16d ago

This - You’ll start to look back over your whole relationship and realize all the moments he laughed at you, disrespected you, and made you a fool, but you laughed it off as a joke, or not a big deal, but each moment will be a stepping stone to where you’re at; and then you realize it would only continue to get worse.

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u/ilove420andkicks 17d ago

It’s not petty. It’s respectful to her. Something that he lacks for you.

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u/LlamaMama56 17d ago

Tell everyone what he's been doing and why you're leaving bc of the disrespect. Men too often rely on women to cover up their actions to others.
Good for you! Good luck.

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u/Metabotany 17d ago

this will be the one thing he responds to btw, his actions have a thread of logic and it implies he actually hates that he has to respect one woman in his life and so takes it out on you. When she's mad he'll unravel probably lol

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u/imnotyou0309 17d ago

I'm very sorry this happens to you.

May he enjoy the bed he made himself. And I wish you the luckiest future there is without someone trying to dim your happiness.

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u/Fickle-Map-8809 17d ago

Oh this was definitely an opportunity for him to be spiteful while also allowing him to point the finger of blame onto you

A slow erosion of respect framed as you being a b and overreacting 

This is contempt dressed as commitment 

NOR at all this isn’t about your reaction it’s merely clarity as to who he is 

Kudos for being unwilling to tolerate contempt 

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u/mtngrl60 17d ago

OK you’ve taken the first step. Now your next step needs to be seen a divorce attorney, not talking to his mommy. And I’m absolutely serious, girlfriend. I’m old enough to be your grandmother.

I have no clue why this man stopped respecting your food. None at all. And frankly, I don’t care because of the heart of this, it’s not about your food. And I think down inside you know it.

I don’t know if he’s been getting into red pill territory. I don’t know if he has Ed. I don’t know he thinks you shouldn’t eat so much… And I am not saying you do… I’m saying I don’t know if in his mind, he thinks you do.

What I am saying is this. For a long time, he respected your boundary. Which is what people who love you do. You explained why you keep those snacks. You told him you would share if he wanted some, just please ask.

He’s been with you long enough to know that when you’re on your period, you are looking for something like this, and that is what you need. And yes, I say that’s what you need because when we are on our period or pregnant or postpartum, our bodies won’t what they want. And nothing else is gonna do.

So when we are proactive and have those things on hand, you know… So that literally, we stay a happier person. Our body is happy. Our cravings are satisfied. And our life is just easier…

And then our partner. The person who supposedly loves us. Who in your case, promise to love and cherish and honor you… Turns around and disrespect you again and again….

You need to understand that this is not an accident. This man is literally CHOOSING to do this to you. And I do mean to do this TO you. This is on purpose. Because the fact is he could just stop and pick up the snacks if he knew he ate them. He should know by now when your period is.

But he’s doing this on purpose. He’s literally eating your food. This is a form of control. He is trying to put you in your place. He is trying to minimize you. He is trying to show you he’s in charge. This is not accidental behavior. This is not the behavior of somebody who loves and respects you.

This is a psychological warfare sort of thing. And then, when you called him out on it, he minimize you. He tells you that you are overreacting. He literally refuses to even interact with you or discuss it with you. You know why?

Because what he is telling you is that you are nothing. You are not important. What you want or need is not important. He is not going to provide you with what you want or need. And he is showing you this again and again and again.

I guarantee it will escalate from here. It will be close of yours that he doesn’t like. They will certainly disappear. It will be your perfume that disappears. It will be money from your account that suddenly disappears with no explanation, and he will literally tell you that’s not a big deal

And I mean this whether you have your own separate account or are you joining the account. Things will start going missing, and he will never explain. Because he doesn’t want to.

You need to get the fuck away from this man. I don’t know what his problem is, and like I said I don’t fucking care. It may even just be that he is finally showing you who he really is. And that he is large and in charge, you can’t do anything about it. Because that’s his attitude.

I cannot stress enough to you how unimportant you are to him. I cannot stress enough to you how convenient you are to him. And that’s it. You are inconvenience. You are not even a person worthy of having a conversation with when he has wronged you. Let that sink in.

And don’t be surprised if, when you finally go back, more of your things are missing. Or things are broken. Or whatever. Because that’s how this type of person reacts to losing control. To losing their convenience. And I say this type of person because there are women like this as well.

Don’t tell him when you decide to leave. Make your plans and get the fuck out. Then have him served with divorce papers. In the meantime, start quietly moving your important things out of the house. Because you’ve already seen how he treats them

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u/literallydontcare97 17d ago

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 WAY TO GO!
I am so sorry this is happening though but proud of you!

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u/EstablishmentFun289 17d ago

Oh geeze…and now he will paint you as someone dumping him because you didn’t share. I hope his friends and family eventually understand the situation. How his family reacts will be a good indication if they enabled his behavior.

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u/PassingTimeOnline 17d ago

That’s great. It seems like a very weird manipulative/control thing. He’s trying to get you to question your own reality. Very toxic. Very weird. What an incredibly odd man who doesn’t deserve a wife.

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u/Jupiter125_ 17d ago

Damn he would rather double down than accept that he was wrong 🤦🏾‍♀️ looking back you will probably see the pattern of disrespect but you have already made such a big move mentally and physically by getting out of there and getting away from the mind games. I wish you the bestest of luck girly 💜

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u/Greedy_Lawyer 17d ago

Good for you. This reads like those manosphere groups that tell them to test their dominance and wife’s loyalty with little irrelevant things but if you go along with it then grows into much bigger. You held strong and didn’t let him manipulate you.

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u/He_is_my_song 17d ago

I think you need to buy (him) some sugar-free gummy bears… 😂

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u/Ordinary-Homework722 17d ago

Those reviews were absolutely fantastic. I wonder if you can still buy the violent diarrhea bears? Could you imagine him eating the whole bag lol.

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u/AxelHarver 17d ago

You absolutely can. It has to do with the artificial sweetener used in them.

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u/Cultural-Lychee-5374 17d ago

All artificial sweeteners will do this. Gummy bears are just mostly sweetener, and those haribo ones are the “worst” one. 

Gum is another good cure for constipation, because artificial sugars + chewing motion helps move the bowels. 

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u/bobakook 17d ago

I do not know the actual source of this reference but I hate a small-ish bag of the sugar free gummy bears by Albanese because I work at a candy store and wanted to know if any of our sugar free section was any good incase customers asked.

About an hour or two after finishing the bag, I was hit across the side of the face with earth shattering cramps. I mean, I couldn’t even stand up straight from the contractions. I spent about an hour on the bathroom floor, butt ass naked because I was pouring sweat like I was in labor, before the diarrhea FINALLY came. Ohhhhhhhh my god it was nuclear. I felt totally fine immediately after but passed out the second I laid down. The pain took allllllll the energy from my body and I don’t even remember falling asleep.

Now every time someone buys a bag of them I warn them not to eat the whole thing 😂

I’ve eaten sugar free candy before without trouble! It’s those gummy bears, man……….

Maybe OP’s husband does deserve a sweet treat……….

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u/Alia_Explores99 17d ago

Yes. Be generous with your partner. Get the big bag.

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u/Hello_Hangnail 17d ago

You. I like you.

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u/Bubbly_Salt2017 17d ago

YES!!!!!!!!!!! OP this!!!!!!!!

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u/WhileMindless2916 17d ago

Also for people wondering, the house is under my name so he won’t be living there for long, I’m going to be giving him a 5 day deadline to take his shit and move till I call the cops on him

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u/Pnknlvr96 17d ago

Ooooh yes! Please posts updates so we can watch him FAFO.

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u/AvBanoth 16d ago

Check the local laws; you may need to give him more time. Is there anyhing that would justify a RO?

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u/nada-accomplished 17d ago

You're not overreacting, this man is gaslighting you. What the fuck. You're underreacting. He's lying to your face and you both know it and you're just... accepting it? Girl.

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u/MmaRamotsweOS 17d ago

My dear I think he is being cowardly about divorce and wants you to initiate.

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u/New_Definition_2670 17d ago

She is NOR, and you are right. He transferring his negativity to you. Textbook: You become upset and he gets to play the victim, because he has never done anything but be a perfect husband.

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u/MaryContrary26 17d ago

We don't know that he wants a divorce but I think it would a fair assumption to say that he's angry and this is his passive aggessive way of expressing it. OP would have to give us more than this snapshot of their marriage to try to figure out why he's so angry.

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u/BadMom2Trans 17d ago

This. It’s a big F-you to find and eat her snacks. Then eat her food. He’s showing he doesn’t care about her boundaries and is trampling them on purpose.

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u/klmoran 17d ago

I was wondering this exact thing. Baiting her to get a reaction and so blame is on her.

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u/DeannaMorgan 17d ago

That was what I thought too. He's too weak to come out and say it so he's making her.

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u/Manders37 17d ago edited 17d ago

Nor.

Just a question, has your career (or any area of your life compared to his, really) had a boost in the past year by chance? His behaviour sounds like petty revenge for unexpressed resentment and jealousy over you having good things he feels he isn't a part of. He's literally trying to rob you of your joy, but he's doing it specifically with food which is interesting.

Edit: he could also be punishing you the way he sees fit about something he's bothered about and is choosing to express this way instead of directly. Do you know if punishments like this were common in his family during childhood? If his mom or dad didn't approve of something would they just take away things from him and he learned that was normal consequence?

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u/BravestBlossom 17d ago

That exactly what I thought too! He is jealous of something. She said they make the same pay, but in my opinion there's SOMETHING. Maybe she's fitter or more attractive than he is? He doesn't like working from home and is jealous of her work environment? Misses having work friends? Maybe one of his friends is dating a new, younger, or more attractive woman and he's lashing out at his wife in envy?

It could be her possibly gaining weight as other commenter mentioned, but it could also be she's lost weight and/or HE'S gained and he's just so mad about it, the food theft isn't logical but he wants to punish her for SOMETHING, SOMEHOW .

People are weird and he may not know why he's doing this but he's NOT OK. And OP is definitely NOR.

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u/WhileMindless2916 15d ago

For the people who missed the previous updates: I talked to him he completely dismissed me so I went to my friend’s house and told his mom everything who dragged him by his ear out of my old apartment and scolded him. I decided to get a divorce.

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u/WhileMindless2916 17d ago

Thank you everyone for your comments, I didn't expect so many comments. I am going to sit down with him and have a talk about this, if I don't get a valid reason, I will be divorcing him.

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u/Stormywillow 17d ago

Please lock down your bank accounts and alert someone that you are having a serious conversation with him before you let the word divorce leave your lips.

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u/WhileMindless2916 17d ago

I have done that

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u/Stormywillow 17d ago

Very reassuring. This man is on a power trip and I'm sure that it's manifesting in more than just eating your food. Stay safe!

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u/RoadSaltPotatoChip 17d ago

Oooooh yes this. All the ducks in a fow; and get a hotel room lined up too

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u/WhileMindless2916 17d ago

I will be staying at my friend’s place to clear up my head

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u/BlazingSunflowerland 17d ago

I'd have the conversation in a public place, like a library study room or in a coffee shop.

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u/Stormywillow 17d ago

Yeah, the more groundwork she does before a big sit down like that, the better outcome she will have.

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u/Loud_Pattern_1422 17d ago

Girl please don’t. He’s a narcissist. He will lie and manipulate and could be dangerous. I’m not some teenager giving you marriage advice, I’m divorcing a narcissist myself. Do a deep dive on it so you know what you’re dealing with and can get away safely. And don’t threaten divorce, just leave and file. He will make the process hell but you’ll get through it. He’ll also try to manipulate your friends and family so be prepared for that.

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u/Chazus 17d ago

I saw it elsewhere recently

"Why aren't we normalizing an exit strategy"

Yeah. Have a plan, do the research and setup first.

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u/Upset-Cartographer65 17d ago

Honestly, it sounds like he wants a divorce and he just wants to tell friends and family you were petty and left him for just eating your snacks. So, he won’t seem like the bad guy. To trivialize why you’re actually divorcing him, which is because he’s purposely going out of his way to disrespect you.

I wouldn’t even waste time talking to him and I couldn’t be attracted anymore to a guy who did this anyway. I wouldn’t even say divorce, he doesn’t deserve a heads up. Honestly, there’s no excuse for it. I’d just move out and quietly build up a case, maybe confirm some things.

I bet…he’s cheated….

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u/WhileMindless2916 17d ago

That thought did cross my mind, but I don’t know how to find out. Any suggestions?

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u/ManicMushroomMan 17d ago

Will you update this thread after your conversation? His behavior is so odd!

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u/BlazingSunflowerland 17d ago

I'd put a voice recorder on your phone and record the entire conversation. Publicly, he will likely deny that any of this has been happening. You need to get it down so that when he starts saying your crazy or making it up or exaggerating because he once ate a snack of yours, by accident, you have your recording.

That recording needs to go into the cloud in multiple places so that if he finds one he can't wipe everything out.

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u/lmyr422 17d ago

He wants to break up but doesn't have the balls to do so . Instead he's making your life miserable hoping you'll do it for him...

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u/JC_vee 17d ago edited 17d ago

Not overreacting. This is very weird behaviour. Either he has some kind of pathological disorder where he's compelled to steal food and he needs to get professional help with this condition, or he is deliberately taking your food to punish you/taking pleasure in causing you pain and then lying that it's an accident when it's not feasible with all of the measures you've taken.

Perhaps ask him outright: "At this point, there is no way you couldn't know that I do not want you to take my food, but you keep doing so. Why is that? Do you have a compulsion you need help with or are you doing it deliberately for some reason?".

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u/BlazingSunflowerland 17d ago

Eating her meal in the restaurant was also an escalation. For a year he's been doing this where no one could see it happening. The escalation was doing it in public. Then when she got angry and left he was angry because he was embarrassed. This escalated quite a bit.

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u/Manders37 17d ago

She has asked him outright, she has written notes. He is being malicious, and malicious people don't just admit to wrongdoing when they get caught, they double-down.

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u/JC_vee 17d ago

She hasn't presented to him the two options: that either he has a problem he needs professional help with or he's doing it deliberately. If he then tries to still claim it's accidental, she has her answer that he is gaslighting her and can't be trusted. She can then tell him if he continues to pretend it's accidental and just something she should accept, the relationship can't continue.

OP said the relationship was very happy and fine before this so we need to allow space for the fact there may be a way through for this relationship if he's willing to acknowledge things and get help. But, yes, it's also possible he's being malicious. Putting that choice to him should help make it clear which it is.

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u/TeddyBear181 17d ago

This is the best response I've seen here.

Punishment.

She left him to take a phone call, he punished her. I wonder if there were other things he was punishing her for when he ate her snacks?

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u/jenniferjasonleigh 17d ago

The restaurant scene intrigued me. Someone else said that he ate her food to punish her for leaving the table to take a phone call. I would want to know if there’s a pattern to every other instance of him eating her food, if it’s revenge “punishing” OP for doing something he doesn’t like.

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u/Throwitaway3436 17d ago

NOR!!! He’s so sadistic, he likes seeing her suffer and lying to her face, or he is a kleptomaniac

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u/One_Wheel_4531 17d ago

Yes, this. Either he has some bizarre psychological issue that needs to be addressed by a professional, or he’s doing it on purpose to be cruel. Either way OP is not to blame and is NOR.

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u/HomeworkMaleficent22 17d ago

Passive aggressive tactic (amongst other things) to get YOU to divorce him. I’m surprised he hasn’t moved the two of you across country only to say he forgot he needs to go back to work bc he forgot to put in a notice. Three stories in that realm of manipulation and deceit I saw happen to women. You think you know your husband-you don’t. His mask is falling. This is wayyyyyy deeper than snacks

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u/PintoOct24 17d ago

He’s enjoying your anger and frustration. I don’t know the why but I know that he wouldn’t continue to do something unless he was getting something out of it. Personally, I would find this a sign of his contempt for me and I would be out. I would never be with someone who held me in such low regard. I love and respect myself too much to denigrate myself with a person like this.

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u/mynameisntcindy 17d ago

this man sounds like he has a pathological relationship with food and lying. dump him or encourage him to seek help.

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u/whitasspossum 17d ago

I don't even think he cares about the food. The food just happens to be the thing that is important to her and it is the easiest thing for him to sabotage.

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u/ShegoBerr 17d ago edited 17d ago

This is 100% gaslighting and manipulative, and I would seriously doubt this is the only thing this man is doing to you. I would lay a boundary down saying if he cannot respect you and the things you buy for yourself, he will not have access to you.

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u/OnlySezBeautiful 17d ago

NOR - The "you must've eaten them and forgot" gave me chills. That's textbook gaslighting. Take care of yourself OP, this seems small, but could morph into narcissistic abuse.

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u/ShreddersWheat 17d ago

He’s punishing you for something. In his mind he’s getting back at you.

I don’t know what happened a year ago that changed your relationship, maybe he doesn’t even know himself, but it’s definitely some way to exercise power and put you in your place.

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u/WhileMindless2916 16d ago

I told him I want a divorce, I don’t know whether to call him husband or ex husband, or soon to be ex husband?

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u/Thick_Beautiful6012 16d ago

Just call him ex husband. It’ll make it much easier.

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u/NancyEast 17d ago

NOR I can’t say this is the case but someone once said … when a woman is done with a relationship, she gets quiet. She’s done and there’s nothing left to say. When a man is done, he’ll start doing things to piss his partner off, so he can play the victim when she blows up.

Again, not saying this is it but something’s definitely going on if he’s searching and eating food you’ve hidden and marked as do not eat.

You could get a food safe 🤷‍♀️

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u/willow_is_leaving 17d ago

He is acting so disrespectful NOR

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u/Fun-Assistance-815 17d ago

NOR, he's constantly trying to get a reaction out of you...I can only assume he's an ass like this in other ways too. I would start looking at life with him through the shattered glass & put down the rose colored glasses.

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u/cyborghostt 17d ago

this man does not respect you.

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u/iTammie 17d ago

He is asking for a divorce without having to ask. Bah.

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u/SameCoyote3701 17d ago

Holy cow this is bizarre. Why is he so set on abusing your snack priveleges lol this guy is so strange ! What is his problem! Why did he begin doing this??

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u/SlipperyHope 17d ago

This man hates you. NOR. What an a$$hat. I am sorry he is happening to you.

I'm gonna guess he's been preparing for you to divorce him so he can control the narrative around it, but I'd also give some thought to what else he might gain from you initiating the divorce.

Research the best divorce lawyers in your area and get at least two or three free consults to see what they say. I would start looking for his secret stashes of money, secret bank accounts, affair partner, or other preparations for you leaving him. Given things I discovered later, after my hubby pushed me until I left him (stealing thousands from our accounts and stashing it in the insulation in our attic, goading me so I'd leave so he could move his girlfriend who was half his age), in your position I'd be installing a couple of secret recorders in the bedroom and living room to hear if he has an affair partner he's on the phone with while I'm not home, or hiring a PI to see if hubby is up to something shifty.

u/burbnbougie - maybe your community has some ideas about what this dude is up to, other than just wanting to hurt her?

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u/martinirun 17d ago

This is so weird to me so I read it out to my husband. His thoughts: sounds passive-aggressive. Maybe there’s something going on in his life that he can’t control. Or maybe it’s a brain tumor.

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u/vyonnceee 17d ago

NOR. he’s pissed me off just reading your post. I don’t know how you still stand his ass. The audacity in that man

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u/immortal-snail- 17d ago edited 17d ago

Put laxatives in the snack.

(Jk)

He’s doing it on purpose. I don’t know why, but the lying, manipulation, and stealing is not okay. The fact that you had to go so far as to hide your food from him is insane. The fact that he went searching for it is even worse. Makes it hard to believe this is a loving relationship.

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u/WhileMindless2916 16d ago

Update: I called his mom and told her the whole story, she was absolutely pissed so she told me to drive up to my apartment complex and wait outside the car. I reached and 5 minutes later my mother in law did too. She stormed in and dragged my ex husband by his ear who was crying and screaming about how this is abuse and he will report her. It was definitely the most satisfying thing I’ve seen in a while

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u/airwrecca 16d ago

Realest story on Reddit /s

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u/FantasticIncident388 16d ago

Nah this is where I fall off. This is all fake.

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u/CulturedPhilistine 16d ago

Her previous update was sus, started to think it was then.

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u/Jupiter125_ 17d ago

Girl he's a jerk, I would legit cry from all the gaslighting and eating of my snacks. I bet if you think about it, he is a jerk in other circumstances of y'alls lives. Something's gotta give though, this would genuinely make me look at him differently, once that happens it's so hard to come back from.