I would say give her the benefit of doubt a try for a week maybe she struggles with meal planning and cooking and likes the way you do, you could probably end up giving her some pointers and her meals would get better too 😊

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Comment 1 has a good point. Be wary though… I had a rm once that wanted to share but eventually stopped financially contributing to anything altogether. Like what am I, your personal live in chef?? Since then I only buy my own groceries and meal prep for myself.

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teehee! no.

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Mine mixes box rice/pasta, canned tuna/chicken, and canned beans together in a pot

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I would suggest maybe trying one day and if she shows interest in learning to cook, maybe she doesn’t have people around her to taught her to cook but also don’t let her rely solely on you and make that clear I’d say.

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or if you have the time and effort, you could offer to make meals ahead of time and keep it in the fridge while she pays for all groceries

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