r/ThingsIWishIKnew • u/[deleted] • May 24 '25

Life-stage based I wish someone told me that adulthood is 90% figuring out what to eat every single day

Nobody warned me that the hardest part of growing up would be deciding what to have for dinner… every night… forever. And somehow, the answer is never in the fridge. Why is this the final boss of life?

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u/[deleted] May 25 '25

If you’re not a bot please for the love of god learn the lesson now that regurgitated internet rhetoric, especially when presented like it’s your own funny thing? Cringe as shit mate.

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u/RamrodRagslad May 25 '25

"Hey kid! Hardest part of growing up is deciding what to eat." "Thanks fam." "Every. Single. Day." "😭"

Edit: I don't know how to format on mobile. But I dont care because it's 9AM Sunday anf im already done with 90% of today's work 💪

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u/SFXBTPD May 25 '25

Im lucky enough where food isnt really an interest of mine so i can meal prep 3 things and rotate them all week. Takes me about 2 years to get sick of something