I cooked dinner for my boyfriend – I was shocked when he responded with this rude PowerPoint presentation

Here’s a way to lose a seat at the dinner table.

A woman was stunned when her 30-year-old boyfriend of two years prepared a PowerPoint presentation to criticize her homemade dinner – and then another to shame her for not finding it funny.

But she had the last laugh.

The 28-year-old woman went viral on Reddit when she shared the uncomfortable situation online asking users for their advice and acceptance.

She explained that she usually cooks most meals for her and her boyfriend because she really enjoys it and because her boyfriend “claims he can’t ‘even boil water’ without setting off the smoke alarm.”

One night, while they were digging into what she believed to be one of their favorite meals, her boyfriend “had a weird smile on his face” and told her he had been taking notes and making a presentation. .

The bemused woman “thought it was a joke until he stood up” and began walking him through a PowerPoint presentation titled “Improving Our Dining Experience at Home.”

“I was in disbelief as he went slide after slide critiquing my dishes: ‘Slide 1: Too much garlic’, ‘Slide 2: Pasta consistency’, ‘Slide 3: More salt, less quantity.'” she recounts. she.

The woman was “stunned” and immediately decided not to feed her boyfriend and let him cook on his own.

Her boyfriend initially tried to “back off” insisting it was “all in good fun” and that he was “just trying to help”, but she didn’t appreciate the reactions.

After a few days of trying to take care of herself, her boyfriend started getting dirty and pretending she was “expecting the joke” which prompted her to start a conversation about their relationship and how “disrespectful” she found the introduction , she wrote on a second Reddit. AFTER

“Well, what does he do? He smiles and says, ‘Oh, I was prepared for that!'” He actually grabs his laptop, plugs it back into the TV, and presents me with another PowerPoint titled ‘How to Tell a Prank : A Comprehensive Guide,'” she wrote, adding that she was again “too stunned to speak.”

“It was like he really thought he was going to win me over with this next-level presentation. Spoiler alert: he didn’t.”

In an attempt to communicate with her boyfriend in a way he would understand, the distraught woman then made a PowerPoint presentation of her own titled “Why It’s Time to Move On: A Farewell Guide.”

She claimed her boyfriend sat down with “the same smile” he had when he presented his slides, but lost it by the time she got to her fourth slide titled “Top Ten Reasons You’re Leaving Today.” and was doing his packing. bag from the “Resources to Find Your Apartment” slide.

“So yes, we broke up, and I’m single, happy, and cooking for myself with no criticism but my cat’s judgmental stare,” she wrote.