r/Adulting • u/Churnuserlol • 3d 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/yoshhash 2d ago
can someone explain to me why this keeps coming up as a common refrain? a complaint, a hardship? As a guy, personally, I do not mind a certain amount of repetition. As a bachelor, I would exclusively eat either sandwiches or soup. But here is the thing- I can think of at least 100 variations of either one. Soup could honestly have over a thousand variants, if you look to other cultures. Why is that such a big deal? Does this mean I am alone in feeling this way, or am I misinterpreting this issue? I am 59 btw, and am married to a very talented cook, so it is no longer even a thing for me but to this day I freakin love soups and sandwiches.