In a recent Reddit thread, it was asked, «Am I in the wrong for refusing to eat at a vegan restaurant?» She went on to say that her boyfriend is vegan, but she is not. Her boyfriend mentioned a place for dinner that he’d been wanting to try, so they went. She noticed the foods had weird spellings like «chickUN», so she asked whether any of them contained real meat. Someone working there told them the menu is strictly plant-based.
She was confused about why he would take her there, and he said he didn’t know it was plant-based, but he said she could still try the food.
She said that he could eat there, but she wasn’t, and she’d just get something somewhere else. He got mad, and they left the restaurant. He started saying he always has to sacrifice what he eats so she can eat what she likes, and then he mentioned he was super excited to actually have options to pick from for once. He then said that this proves how much he does for her to keep her happy, and he’s always sacrificing for her.
After the rant, they went and got pizza. She thought everything was okay, but a couple of days later, he brought it up again over a phone call. Now she wonders if she was in the wrong because she feels she does make sacrifices for him, such as cooking for his liking, and buying all the ingredients specifically for him. She turned to the internet to get their thoughts.