Recently, a man turned to the AITA community on Reddit to find out if he was wrong to upstage his wife in their baking tradition.
“My (25m) wife (23f) and I have had a tradition every Christmas where we would bake Christmas cookies and frost them with our friends. We'd then give the cookies out to friends and family and helpers,” the author Wirnei339oe3jrj explained.
However, this year, the Redditor’s wife was not able to attend the long-awaited cookie-baking day. And while the author saw no problem and offered to do his best in the baking marathon instead of her, his wife was not buying it.
Not only did she think she was the only one who knew how to do it, she thought her husband was joking. “Well, I said I'd try, and she wished me a sarcastic good luck,” Wirnei339oe3jrj recounted.
So he rolled up his sleeves and got straight to work. The challenge was accepted.
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The author then shared more details in response to these comments
While people's opinions were split, some thought the author did nothing wrong
Others, however, were convinced that the author was the one to blame
The rest couldn't make a decision on who's right and who's wrong in this situation while some people thought that both of them are jerks
