Woman Snaps At Her Fiancé For Constantly Criticizing Her Method Of Making Herself Coffee And It Leads To Their Break-Up

Coffee has an effect on people. It does more than simply inject pure energy juice into your veins, making you feel less tired and more willing to face life’s most difficult challenges.

For some, coffee is a way of life, and if you don’t strictly adhere to the very specific guidelines and common courtesies of what it means to experience coffee, you’ll have problems with them. Or something to that effect.

One Redditor explained how extreme it could get with coffee in an AITA story she shared a year ago, but she has now provided an update on how the entire experience was life-changing for her.

Meet u/Minaowl, a then-23-year-old living with her then-25-year-old fiancé, who was a coffee connoisseur. Because he was such a foodie—someone with a specific interest in food—he was very particular about certain ingestible items, one of which was coffee.

The OP was a casual coffee drinker who didn’t care about the intricate coffee-making recipe. You can probably see where the issue originated.

This “approach” to coffee preparation did not sit well with the fiancé, leading to numerous arguments about how she was making her coffee inappropriately. Despite having had this conversation several times, it happened again and again, and you can imagine how frustrating it was for the OP.

A Redditor has shared a story of how her foodie fiancé turned coffee making into a reason for abuse

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This prompted Mina to tell her story about how her ex turned coffee making into an excuse to abuse her. Scroll down to see how the entire story plays out, culminating in Mina breaking up with him.

And the story begins...

u/Minaowl

A manual grinder

u/Minaowl

Before making the coffee

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On my end...

u/Minaowl

It makes me happy

u/Minaowl

And now, the problem...

u/Minaowl

Jumping the hoops

u/Minaowl

He's bothered

u/Minaowl

And today...

u/Minaowl

For the record...

u/Minaowl

And now...

u/Minaowl

The AITA community provided Mina with some perspective on what was really going on, prompting her to reach her own serious conclusions. The fact that there is an update makes this AITA story even more interesting.

And yes, the OP did add an edit to her story.

An edit to go with it

u/Minaowl

Edit 2

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Edit 3

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Coffee is many things, but taking it to an extreme is never a good idea

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The OP released an update a year later, explaining the happy ending to this experience. She also stated that she is doing well now, working as a caregiver, contemplating graduate school to study social work, and living with a new partner who does not make coffee, or anything else, into an elaborate project.

A year later, we have an update

u/Minaowl

What my ex believes in

u/Minaowl

A nail in the coffin

u/Minaowl

I have a job

u/Minaowl

Grocery shopping

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An unhealthy relationship

u/Minaowl

Want some?

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Her original post received over 4,000 upvotes, but as you now know, it was significant in her life, and that means something. However, her update received 32,200 upvotes, and it made people happy to see a happily-ever-after ending.

A certified coffee snob

ms_sinn

A counter argument

Amelia_the_Mouse

Instant coffee

frescafrescacool

Quit managing

anon

Running for the hills

4thxtofollowtherules

This was exhausting

SomeLilPunkinaRocket

Has he ever explained why?

MamaofTwinDragons

It's your coffee

bisexual_fool

Make coffee how you want

SolutionLeading

Questionable at best

doodles2019

Nobody cares how someone prepares their coffee because it’s a personal preference, and everyone has one. However, the fact that he began bossing the OP around made everyone wonder what else he was controlling, leading the audience to help her draw very serious conclusions.

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