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<p>When this woman feels guilty about her diet, she asks <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/comments/z0du6s/aita_for_tricking_my_sil_into_trying_keto/" target="_blank">Reddit:</a></p><h2>&quot;AITA for &quot;tricking&quot; my SIL into trying my diet?&quot;</h2><blockquote> <p>I (28F) have been keto for the last two years. I tried it because I was always feeling bloated and crappy after eating and was struggling to lose weight.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>Keto really helped with my IBS and other gastro symptoms and I&#39;ve lost some weight and am keeping it off.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>My brother (25M) married my SIL(24F) last year. SIL and I have always been cordial and she&#39;s a nice lady but we haven&#39;t gotten close yet.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>I&#39;m really close to my brother so I see him often and usually have lunch or dinner together at least once a week.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>SIL eats a ton of fast food and pasta and generally unhealthy stuff, but works out a lot so manages to stay thin. She doesn&#39;t have the most mature palate but bro is pretty open minded and had tried and liked keto food with me.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><blockquote> <p>She and my brother know I&#39;m keto and SIL sometimes makes fun of me for it and tells me I should just &#39;eat some pasta&#39; a lot and just work out like she does. Usually it&#39;s just a few joking sort of comments every now and then and she&#39;s not rude about it so I&#39;ve let it slide.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>Yesterday i invited her and brother to my place for dinner. I asked him and SIL if they had any preferences or ideas for what to have for dinner. My brother said anything was fine and they were excited for my cooking.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>I made a tasty keto meal, and tried to make stuff I thought SIL would like too. I did bacon wrapped sausages as a main, one of my favorites, and then a side of cauliflower rice with broccoli and bacon.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>They came over and my SIL was acting a little strange as I brought out the food and asked &quot;jokingly&quot; where the bread was but everything was going fine.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><blockquote> <p>We were partway thru the meal when my brother asked what everything was. I told them and my SIL got upset, saying that I tricked them with &quot;fake rice&quot;, and that I was being sneaky and unreasonable and trying to force keto on her.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>She refused to eat with us after that and ordered some fast food takeout. I was a little offended and then I suggested to my brother afterwards that maybe we could just do a meal the two of us and SIL overheard...</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>and accused me of trying to force others to do keto and leaving her out, and why couldn&#39;t I just make real rice or pasta like a &quot;normal person&quot; and that I should have known better than to make my &quot;weird food&quot; for other people, and that I was being a b*tch.</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>I didn&#39;t mean to offend my SIL I guess I should of known and tried to make some carb but the food was really tasty and I didn&#39;t think i was forcing anyone... So sanity check here, AITA??</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><h2>Let&#39;s find out.</h2><p><a href="https://www.reddit.com/user/PurpleMarsAlien/" target="_blank">purplemarsalien</a> writes:</p><blockquote> <p>NTA. I&#39;m not keto and not interested in being keto, but who serves and requires bready/starchy carbs with every primary meal?</p> </blockquote><blockquote> <p>I mean a protein and veggies is a pretty standard dinner around here. I do bread, rice, pasta with a dinner maybe 3 times a week. I think that&#39;s pretty normal.</p> </blockquote><p><a href="https://www.reddit.com/user/oxPsychoticHottie/" target="_blank">psychotichottie</a> writes:</p><blockquote> <p>ESH - I have 0 idea why someone going to a person&#39;s house would expect not to eat within the host&#39;s diet, and I have 0 idea why you&#39;re judging her eating habits like it&#39;s your business.</p> </blockquote><p><a href="https://www.reddit.com/user/AdamantineCreature/" target="_blank">adamthecreature</a> writes:</p><blockquote> <p>While I think the SIL is TA for being ruder, I think OP is also kind of an ass, because between the bacon wrapped sausages and the cauliflower rice the food on offer is on my &ldquo;gross things Americans eat&rdquo; list.</p> </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><blockquote> <p>Bacon wrapping anything makes it taste like liver, and cauliflower rice takes the worst cruciferous vegetable and somehow makes it worse. Good on OP for finding a diet that works for him, but we&rsquo;re gonna have to find something other than sharing meals to do together.</p> </blockquote><h2>Jury&#39;s out on this one. Is OP an AH? Or did SIL overreact? What do YOU think?</h2><div className="ad-splitter"></div>

Woman 'forces' weird diet onto SIL, SIL says, 'you tricked me b**ch.'

When this woman feels guilty about her diet, she asks Reddit:&quot;AITA for &quot;tricking&quot; my SIL into trying my diet?&quot; I (28F) have been keto for the last two years. I tried it because I was always feeling bloated and crappy after eating and was struggling to lose weight.  Keto really helped with my IBS and other gastro symptoms and I&#39;ve lost some weight and am keeping it off.  My brother (25M) married my SIL(24F) last year. SIL and I have always been cordial and she&#39;s a nice lady but we haven&#39;t gotten close yet.  I&#39;m really close to my brother so I see him often and usually have lunch or dinner together at least once a week.  SIL eats a ton of fast food and pasta and generally unhealthy stuff, but works out a lot so manages to stay thin. She doesn&#39;t have the most mature palate but bro is pretty open minded and had tried and liked keto food with me.  She and my brother know I&#39;m keto and SIL sometimes makes fun of me for it and tells me I should just &#39;eat some pasta&#39; a lot and just work out like she does. Usually it&#39;s just a few joking sort of comments every now and then and she&#39;s not rude about it so I&#39;ve let it slide.  Yesterday i invited her and brother to my place for dinner. I asked him and SIL if they had any preferences or ideas for what to have for dinner. My brother said anything was fine and they were excited for my cooking.  I made a tasty keto meal, and tried to make stuff I thought SIL would like too. I did bacon wrapped sausages as a main, one of my favorites, and then a side of cauliflower rice with broccoli and bacon.  They came over and my SIL was acting a little strange as I brought out the food and asked &quot;jokingly&quot; where the bread was but everything was going fine.  We were partway thru the meal when my brother asked what everything was. I told them and my SIL got upset, saying that I tricked them with &quot;fake rice&quot;, and that I was being sneaky and unreasonable and trying to force keto on her.  She refused to eat with us after that and ordered some fast food takeout. I was a little offended and then I suggested to my brother afterwards that maybe we could just do a meal the two of us and SIL overheard...  and accused me of trying to force others to do keto and leaving her out, and why couldn&#39;t I just make real rice or pasta like a &quot;normal person&quot; and that I should have known better than to make my &quot;weird food&quot; for other people, and that I was being a b*tch.  I didn&#39;t mean to offend my SIL I guess I should of known and tried to make some carb but the food was really tasty and I didn&#39;t think i was forcing anyone... So sanity check here, AITA?? Let&#39;s find out.purplemarsalien writes: NTA. I&#39;m not keto and not interested in being keto, but who serves and requires bready/starchy carbs with every primary meal?  I mean a protein and veggies is a pretty standard dinner around here. I do bread, rice, pasta with a dinner maybe 3 times a week. I think that&#39;s pretty normal. psychotichottie writes: ESH - I have 0 idea why someone going to a person&#39;s house would expect not to eat within the host&#39;s diet, and I have 0 idea why you&#39;re judging her eating habits like it&#39;s your business. adamthecreature writes: While I think the SIL is TA for being ruder, I think OP is also kind of an ass, because between the bacon wrapped sausages and the cauliflower rice the food on offer is on my &ldquo;gross things Americans eat&rdquo; list.  Bacon wrapping anything makes it taste like liver, and cauliflower rice takes the worst cruciferous vegetable and somehow makes it worse. Good on OP for finding a diet that works for him, but we&rsquo;re gonna have to find something other than sharing meals to do together. Jury&#39;s out on this one. Is OP an AH? Or did SIL overreact? What do YOU think?

When this woman feels guilty about her diet, she asks Reddit:  &quot;AITA for &quot;tricking&quot; my SIL into trying my diet?&quot;   I (28F) have been keto for the last two years. I tried it because I was always feeling bloated and...