Kokiro Curry
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Side 1 says...
This all happens after someones mother/boyfriend get into another car wreck 4 months after the last one and the 3rd one since dating her daughter. So her mother takes her car to work.
So after picking my girl up from downtown after her classes, and taking her home to change for work. She's hungry and decides hey lets get some food from kokiro *a Japanese Bowl Fast food joint*. She said she'll pay for it & she has a coupon to make it cheaper, we drove over there.
When we are situated and decide what we want to eat, I choose a Curry Chicken Bowl, she wants a Chicken Bowl, both with dollar more white meat. The Food comes, we season it ginger, red pepper and so on.. then like she normally does she proceeds to eat out of my bowl, usually im *not* really okay with it but let it happen. But this day i hadn't eaten and i really wanted my food, I told her no.
Long story short with bout of laughter all from my part, and her continually trying to eat from my bowl. She then gets truly angry and tells the waitress is there any way to use the coupon for just her meal, with a confused expression said waitress addresses her an tells her no so then my girl proceeds to tell her to split the bill and not let me use the coupon.
On the way to dropping her off at work she spitefully says I don't have to worry about picking her up from school she find another way.. long argument followed and here im am today was I in the wrong for not letting her eat 'my food'?
So after picking my girl up from downtown after her classes, and taking her home to change for work. She's hungry and decides hey lets get some food from kokiro *a Japanese Bowl Fast food joint*. She said she'll pay for it & she has a coupon to make it cheaper, we drove over there.
When we are situated and decide what we want to eat, I choose a Curry Chicken Bowl, she wants a Chicken Bowl, both with dollar more white meat. The Food comes, we season it ginger, red pepper and so on.. then like she normally does she proceeds to eat out of my bowl, usually im *not* really okay with it but let it happen. But this day i hadn't eaten and i really wanted my food, I told her no.
Long story short with bout of laughter all from my part, and her continually trying to eat from my bowl. She then gets truly angry and tells the waitress is there any way to use the coupon for just her meal, with a confused expression said waitress addresses her an tells her no so then my girl proceeds to tell her to split the bill and not let me use the coupon.
On the way to dropping her off at work she spitefully says I don't have to worry about picking her up from school she find another way.. long argument followed and here im am today was I in the wrong for not letting her eat 'my food'?
Added by Netters (male)
Side 2 says...
My mom recently got into a car accident, therefore I have to share my car with her. Unfortunately, mom needed the car more than I do. So my boyfriend volunteer to pick me up after school and take me to work afterward.
One day, I got out of school early. My boyfriend came to pick me up right when I got out. He took me home so that I can change my outfit for work. I was hungry, so I invited him to go eat dinner and offer to pay and use the coupon that I have (for cheaper price). He ordered chicken curry, while I had regular chicken bowl. Once we received our meals, I wanted to try his chicken curry. I asked for it. He said "No"! So, I figured that I can try to grab a piece out of his bowl. That failed. I tried reasoning with him to give me a piece or even a nibble. That failed. I didn't understand why he couldn't share just a little piece. I became angry, so I asked the waitress to separate the bills and used the coupon only for my meal. Why would I pay for his food too, if he couldn't share just a piece or a nibble?
Once he took me to work, I told him sarcastically, "You don't need to pick me up anymore." He became angry because of my childish behavior. We sat in the car and had a big discussion.
I want to know if I was doing the right thing for not paying his meal and acting up the way I did?
One day, I got out of school early. My boyfriend came to pick me up right when I got out. He took me home so that I can change my outfit for work. I was hungry, so I invited him to go eat dinner and offer to pay and use the coupon that I have (for cheaper price). He ordered chicken curry, while I had regular chicken bowl. Once we received our meals, I wanted to try his chicken curry. I asked for it. He said "No"! So, I figured that I can try to grab a piece out of his bowl. That failed. I tried reasoning with him to give me a piece or even a nibble. That failed. I didn't understand why he couldn't share just a little piece. I became angry, so I asked the waitress to separate the bills and used the coupon only for my meal. Why would I pay for his food too, if he couldn't share just a piece or a nibble?
Once he took me to work, I told him sarcastically, "You don't need to pick me up anymore." He became angry because of my childish behavior. We sat in the car and had a big discussion.
I want to know if I was doing the right thing for not paying his meal and acting up the way I did?
Added by Piglet (female)
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