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DHs eating

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endoftether82 · 29/05/2018 21:31

DH has 3 diners everyday. The first will be a proper meal, say spaghetti bolognese, he will also polish off the children's meals if there's any leftovers - often before they've even said they're finished. Second meal will be some kind of sandwich, so tonight it was turkey and avocado, other times it might be peanut butter and banana. He will then finish with a massive bowl of cereal.

Full disclosure, he does walk 6 miles a day. However, he always has a hearty canteen lunch (massive portions). I know this because he frequently instagrams his work meals. He also tells are children about them when he get home and they often involve puddings like profiteroles or crumble.

He's a perfectly healthy size. But aibu to think this is unusual behaviour. He's just had a go at me because I raised my eyebrows when he was pouring out his massive bowl of Cheerios.

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NotAnotherNoughtiesTune · 31/05/2018 23:03

Reminds me of my friend in school.

He's have 2 bowls of cereal in the morning,2 course lunch, 2 course dinner, a packet of crisps then eat a whole Haribo bag or something similar.

Sometimes he would have toast before bed too - 3 slices mind.

When he turned around 25 we met up once after not seeing each other in person for a few months with a thick black coat on. Said he had got fat and didn't want to show me. He had finally started to gain weight for overeating especially unhealthy foods. Previously he was pretty small not slim slim but fairly low weight.

Me? I gain a pound looking at a chocolate bar 🍫

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diodati · 03/06/2018 03:36

@mimibunz 😂😂

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