A Reddit user, known as Pikachu930, expressed frustration over a request from a friend of his girlfriend who wanted to use their kitchen to cook, despite having a meal plan at her dorm. The user felt the request was entitled, especially since it lacked any social invitation or intention to connect. His girlfriend suggested they should feel honored for the request, further irritating him. He noted that he does most of the cooking, making the kitchen feel personal, and questioned whether his reaction was overly sensitive, especially as her friend desired access for a week.
I barely know her, and it's not like it's an emergency. But what made it even weirder is that my girlfriend told me we should feel honored that her friend asked us instead of someone else.
It wasn't like, 'Hey, want to cook together sometime?' or 'Could we hang out and cook?' It was literally, 'Can I use your kitchen to cook my own food?' That's it.
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