• Bytemeister@lemmy.world
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    7 months ago

    My partner asks me what I want for dinner, and I say it doesn’t matter, we’ll have whatever you want. They reply with “I always pick, and it’s exhausting, you need to pick” and I say… “hamburgers.”

    “Nope, had them yesterday”

    “Ramen?”

    “Not feeling Ramen today”

    “Indian?”

    “I already have acid reflux”

    “Italian?”

    “I’m Italian’d out”

    “Look, you’re the one with the restrictive diet. I’m literally a human garbage can and I will eat anything in my vicinity, you clearly have opinions on what you want to eat, and I don’t want to play food 20 questions until I guess what you want for dinner tonight, so just pick already”

    “Why do I always have to pick?”

    It’s literally been the same conversation every night for 3 years so far. I’m about ready to just record my responses in order to expedite the decision.

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      7 months ago

      Make a rule that one of you has to propose three options, and the other has to pick one of those three. Your partner can choose which role they want.

      It’s a bit like telling two children that one can cut the cake, but the other gets first pick - but it’s a hack to combat your own (collective) indecisiveness.