Birthday food drama breaks out as children's ruins cakes and red users tear into adults
A red drama shared by the user has made several angry comments about cakes, children and family etiquette birthday celebrations or inappropriate behavior.
“I was just at my girlfriend’s mom’s birthday party,” a user on the social media platform wrote.
“We ordered an expensive cake for her and divided it into three ways with her sisters.”
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The man added his girlfriend's brother: “Who is it? no way Contributing to any shared gift, bringing his spoiled 2-year-old. ”
When “everyone is singing ‘Happy Birthday’, the kid starts to reach into the cakes, lick them, and pick up the decorations.”
“While everyone was singing “Happy Birthday,” a man wrote in an online post, “the child started to reach into the cakes, lick them, and pick up the decorations.” (iStock)
The man said he “looked around in fear, but the brother and his wife” just smiled at it, like it was absolutely the cutest thing ever, everyone else was completely unaffected and said nothing. ”
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The user said he “bited my tongue and said nothing.”
“People say, 'Oh, your poor little thing', give him a cake.”
But he finally “reached to the cake and moved the cake within a few inches.”
The man said the child “started looking around, screaming with bloody murder. Everyone glared at me like I was the most evil person on earth (people) because I did what I did and was eager to appease the child.”
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“People are saying, 'Oh, you poor little thing,'” the man continued, “give him a cake.”
The man said, then he “tells people calmly and rationally” that “the things the kid is doing are very unhygienic, it's not his birthday cake, he is old and can teach it for a minute until he gets a piece of cake instead of destroying someone else's birthday cake and covering it with his bacteria.”
“You moved the cake and the kids were fit. (Family) seemed OK. Even if it was annoying.” (iStock)
The man said he was now told he had “destroyed his birthday party.” He added that it was “a response from the whole family.”
“It made me start to question whether I was yes Just a grumpy A-hole,” he continued, asking others about their input.
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So far, about 6,000 people have responded to the position – but not all insights support the person and his behavior.
“They are the people who decide whether it’s cool toddlers’ behavior.”
One person wrote: “You moved the cake and the kids are very suitable. They seem to be OK with it. Even if it's annoying.”
The same person added: “If they do it all to young children, then I will never eat anything from your girlfriend or her family. You don't know they think it's OK.”
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Another commenter took a different view.
“In a gathering of other people's family in their own homes, they are the people who decide whether they are cool about their toddler behavior.”
The same person said, “You don’t have (not good) moving cakes – a large number of people instinctively move the cakes.”
A family drama shared on Reddit has attracted thousands of participations – people occupying every aspect of the issue. Not everyone agrees to someone who tries to stop the child from being misbehaved. (Silas Stein/Picture Alliance by Getty Images)
“I wouldn’t even blame someone for saying, ‘Oh, sorry, I reacted quickly by moving the cake because I don’t know if you’re worried that Little Ebenezer will get messy’ and then look at the chaos sharply.”
But, “You're kind of like a hole in explaining the bacteria to them. Read the room,” the person continued.
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“Obviously, they thought it was cute and didn't care that it was rough (it was).”
Another commenter offers more nuances.
“It's worth remembering that children are only 2 years old – behaviors like putting their hands into things and throwing their tempers is normal in development in that era.”
“Moving the cake is absolutely in everyone’s best interest.”
The person added: “Of course, no child should be allowed to access other people’s food and cakes are absolutely in everyone’s best interest.”
However, the same person wrote: “While your partner’s family has problems, the child should not be the object of your frustration with your family.”
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Another said, “Is this a family you want to get married and raise children?”
A clinical psychologist previously suggested a “transparent and honest” conversation about family conflicts, noting that this is the best way to a clear solution.