Every evening, I stand in my kitchen, wrestling with the same question: how do I keep my marriage strong when my husband refuses to eat leftovers? The daily grind of cooking fresh meals is wearing me down, and our arguments over dinner have become a painful routine. I’m searching for a way forward, hoping for understanding and a solution that won’t break our bond.
After landing a job at my friend’s startup, I found myself constantly on the road, assisting clients with various home repairs. Known as the “handyman,” my earnings were modest, and so were my meals at home.
I’m facing a challenging situation where I have to cook fresh meals every day because my husband refuses to eat leftovers. I’m looking for advice on how to handle this situation effectively.
One of our mutual friends, Daniel, took the biblical phrase “Ask, and it shall be given unto you” to a whole new level. He requested something sweet from the holiday dinner “for his family waiting at home for the cake I’m bringing!” The pie, which was the last to grace the table, was merely a part of his “begging program.” Before the hostess, Jennifer, had even cleared the dishes, Daniel had made his move.
