AITA For Not Baking Much For My Family
In a world where love often hides in grand gestures, a young boy’s pa*sion for baking spoke volumes in the quietest ways.
For two years, each carefully crafted dessert became a symbol of his affection, a tangible piece of his heart shared with the girl who cherished every bite.
What started as a hobby blossomed into a profound connection, binding them through flour, sugar, and sweetness. Then came the sc**pbook — a heartfelt testament to their journey together.
More than just photos and dates, it was a tapestry of memories, love, and pride woven by the girl who saw not just the desserts, but the love behind each one.
Her words broke through his defenses, turning flour-covered hands into a vessel of deep emotion, forever etching their story in the pages of his heart.
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The original poster experienced deep appreciation for a thoughtful, time-intensive gift from his girlfriend, which was centered around his personal hobby.
However, this expression of affection created immediate conflict with his mother and sister, who felt overlooked and unappreciated because the OP dedicated significant time and effort to baking solely for his partner.
The central question is whether the OP has a responsibility to balance his dedications across his romantic partner and his immediate family, or if his time spent on a hobby gifted to his girlfriend is an entirely personal choice that does not require equitable distribution among other relatives?
From Supportive to Savage: The Crowd Responds:
The thread exploded with reactions. Whether agreeing or disagreeing, everyone had something to say — and they said it loud.