So, one struggle that I think everyone comes across at least once in their life, is trying to control their temper. I know, speaking for myself that this is not an easy task. I also think that once you get into a relationship, it becomes even more difficult, especially when the fight is over something so insignificant as a cookie...
That's right, folks. I got upset with my girlfriend over a cookie. Part of the reason is because I'm a fatass and she started eating the cookie without me (not in a dirty sense of the word cookie); part of it is because she seemed impatient and unwilling to share it with me, in the way I thought we were going to share it-even after she already ate a whole corner before we settled on a place to sit; and part of it is because she didn't seem to care about my perspective on her cookie eating.
Okay, so it sounds like I'm completely blaming her for eating a cookie, but guys I thought we would share that moment of bliss when we would both take that first bite, while gazing lovingly into each others' eyes and make the decision as to whether this campus cafe cookie was worth its overpricing. *_*
But that didn't happen because she took the liberty of eating the cookie without me! She didn't even offer to feed me (as my hands were full) while we looked for a nice place to sit. ...cunt... So you all may be wondering what the big deal is, so I'll give you the run down of how it all happened:
Me: Baby, allow me to treat you to a cup of coffee, because I love you. Just let me put my things away first.
宝貝: Sure, I guess I'll have some coffee.
We put things we don't need away and proceed to the cafe joking and being goofballs. Once at the cafe:
Me: Go ahead and order. I kinda want that brownie, cookie looking thing. *to 宝貝* Do you wanna share that cookie, brownie looking thing with me, my darling angel?
宝貝: Umm, yea, sure.
We get the cookie, fix up our coffees and look for a place to enjoy everything. For some reason, the building we were in was so super crowded, so we finally made our way to the second floor, where I discovered the betrayal! She made it seem like she was nibbling, but it was obviously a normal bite. She takes huge bites, but this was a normal person bite. In retrospect, it might have been nibbling for her, but to me this was ultimate betrayal. I mean how could she, you know? We were supposed to to share that moment together. Nevertheless, I let it go. We moved to better seating on the third floor because the chairs, where we were sitting, sucked.
So now we're on the third floor, much more comfortable. We're taking turns biting the cookie, when she says "Can you just break it in half?" Not a big deal, right? I agree. However, I had only had a few bites, while she had been eating the cookie since we purchased it. Plus, the annoyance in her voice was undeniable. I was shocked. All I could think was "But, my darling, I love you. Don't you want to enjoy this moment together?" Instead, what I said was "Are you serious right now?" In the end I threw the cookie on her bag, (we fought about that) and hurried her off to class. It wasn't that serious, but meh.
Quite honestly, I was just mad that she had the first bite. I wanted the first bite... Petty? So what? The cookie wasn't really that good, which is why I didn't mind giving her the rest and I didn't miss it, when it was gone. Oh well. I'll talk to her later and apologize.
So moral of the story, it's only a cookie and we girls get very emotional about our cookies ;) No, I'm kidding about that part. Seriously though, we all need to know when to pick our battles. That's something I struggle with everyday. The story was a bit exaggerated (or a lot). The conversation was a lot more casual and she wasn't that nonchalant--even though she normally is--and I wasn't that sweet and innocent sounding. I'm still working on controlling my temper, especially, when I'm dealing with someone I care about and whose feeling I don't wanna hurt. It's hard because I am not a very caring person towards other people, but she is the love of my life and I'm willing to work on this for the both of us.
Stay strong, everyone. Until next time!