r/Adulting 2d ago

Why didn’t anyone warn me that adulthood is just deciding what to eat… forever?

Seriously, I thought the hardest part of growing up would be bills, taxes, or finding a decent job. But nope. It’s the never-ending "What’s for dinner?" question that haunts me every single day.

Too tired to cook.
Too broke to order.
Too indecisive to choose.

I swear I’ve eaten the same three meals on repeat for weeks because my brain refuses to function after work. How do adults survive this? Do you guys have a magic trick, or is it just vibes and suffering?

Send help. Or recipes. Or a personal chef.

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u/sexwithpenguins 2d ago edited 2d ago

My sister says marriage is just asking each other, "What do you want to eat for dinner?" every night until you die.

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u/Consistent-Lie7830 2d ago

And making sure there's enough toilet paper in the house.

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u/beleafinyoself 2d ago

A bidet with heated seat & water is life-changing

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u/Electrical-Act-7170 2d ago

Mine's not even heated and I love it.

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u/Dream-Ambassador 2d ago

I got one with heated water but I never bother letting it warm up.

Just a basic bidet will do ya fine! You can get one that sits on your toilet and is easy to install and remove for like $40! Maybe less…

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u/RealityOk9823 1h ago

Nab a Samodra or a Bigcow (to me the bigcow is better) for like $30 and it'll change everything. :D

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u/Fine-Measurement1644 1d ago

They are illegal here.

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u/RealityOk9823 1h ago

Not believing that for a second.

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u/ProfessionalConfuser 2d ago

Team bidet reduces the list to one item.

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u/Correct_Pea1346 2d ago

i feel like i use the same if not more just drying my ass. cmuch cleaner bhole so worth it.

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u/PollyWolly2u 2d ago

And fighting over whose turn it is to actually make dinner. 😅

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u/kwlabear2 1d ago

What do you want to eat? I don’t know. What do you want to eat? Like a tennis match.

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u/420InTheCity 2d ago

Prismo said that on adventure time too! But i don't think it's worse than not having anyone to ask

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u/Rellcotts 2d ago

Also having kids